The Deno runtime has released version 1.38 on November 2, introducing noteworthy improvements such as the ability to generate HTML documentation through the 'deno doc --html' command. This update enhances the usability of the Deno documentation system significantly, while also incorporating hot module replacement features that allow real-time updates without losing application state. Additionally, the version improves compatibility with Node.js, aiding developers in transitioning their projects and enabling them to use their preferred NPM package managers. This release is aimed at enhancing the overall developer experience in web development, particularly with the Fresh framework.
Deno 1.38, released on November 2, introduces significant updates, particularly enhancing documentation capabilities and client-side navigation with new features.
With the new 'deno doc --html' feature, developers can generate a static site for documentation, a major enhancement for code readability and usage.
Deno 1.38 improves Node.js compatibility, easing the migration process for developers switching from Node and allowing the use of NPM packages within Deno.
The 'hot module replacement' functionality introduced in this update allows for server reloading while maintaining state, beneficial for developers aiming for seamless updates.
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