# 1.7 What's next

This chapter has provided a comprehensive introduction to Deno, covering its origins, motivation, historical development, and release cycle. As outlined in the introduction to this book, our focus is on exploring Deno's internal mechanics and functionality, rather than providing sample programs.&#x20;

The next chapter will examine Deno's architecture and its key components in detail. Chapters 2 and 3 will provide a high-level overview, followed by a more in-depth analysis of Deno's inner workings in chapters 4, 5, and 6. This structured approach will enable a progressive understanding of Deno's functionality and design principles. By following this sequence, we will systematically uncover the intricacies of Deno's architecture and functionality, providing a thorough comprehension of this modern JavaScript runtime environment.


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