The Internals of Deno
  • The Internals of Deno
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  • Contents
  • Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION
    • 1.0 Cover page
    • 1.1 Introduction
    • 1.2 History of Deno
    • 1.3 About Deno
    • 1.4 Releases
    • 1.5 The Deno Company
    • 1.6 Deno's source
    • 1.7 What's next
  • Chapter 2 - ARCHITECTURE
    • 2.0 Cover page
    • 2.1 Architecture
    • 2.2 Overall architecture
    • 2.3 Programming Languages
    • 2.4 Deno components
    • 2.5 OPs
    • 2.6 TSC/SWC
    • 2.7 Rusty_v8
    • 2.8 Tokio
    • 2.9 V8
    • 2.10 What's next
  • CHAPTER 3 - THREADING MODEL
    • 3.0 Cover page
    • 3.1 Threading model
    • 3.2 Default threading model
    • 3.3 Asynchronous green threads
    • 3.4 What's next
  • CHAPTER 4 - BRIDGE
    • 4.0 Cover page
    • 4.1 The bridge
    • 4.2 Print
    • 4.3 Encode and decode
    • 4.4 What's next
  • CHAPTER 5 - FOUNDATIONS
    • 5.0 Cover page
    • 5.1 Hello world program
    • 5.2 Basic hello world
    • 5.3 Main program of Deno
    • 5.4 Module Specifier
    • 5.5 CLI Factory
    • 5.6 Permissions
    • 5.7 Main Worker
    • 5.8 JS Runtime
    • 5.9 Run main module
    • 5.10 Load module
    • 5.11 Recursive module loading
    • 5.12 Module graphs
    • 5.13 File fetching
    • 5.14 Transpile
    • 5.15 Register / compile module
    • 5.16 Instantiate module
    • 5.17 Evaluate module
    • 5.18 What's next
  • CHAPTER 6 - IMPORTS AND OPS
    • 6.0 Cover page
    • 6.1 Imports and ops
    • 6.2 Hello world program v2
    • 6.3 Module graph with imports
    • 6.4 Transpile
    • 6.5 Registration and instantiation
    • 6.6 Registration of ops
    • 6.7 Evaluate module
    • 6.8 Sync OPs
    • 6.9 Debug logs
    • 6.10 What's next
  • CHAPTER 7 - LOCAL AND SESSION STORAGE
    • 7.0 Cover page
    • 7.1 Introduction
    • 7.2 Local storage
    • 7.3 Session storage
    • 7.4 What's next
  • AFTERWORD
    • Afterword
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  1. CHAPTER 6 - IMPORTS AND OPS

6.10 What's next

That was all about import and ops work in Deno. This has been the most important chapter of this book. This is where we've learned how everything falls into place, even slightly complex concepts.

In the next chapter, we'll check the internals of two built-in storage that comes with Deno:

  • Local storage, and

  • Session storage

The next chapter dives into the internal workings of two built-in Deno storage options:

  • Local storage

  • Session storage

Familiar to frontend developers, these browser storage mechanisms are readily available within Deno and offer powerful data persistence capabilities.

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