Hacker News·1yLightweight HTML templating library for any-side rendering
Mizu is a versatile HTML templating library that supports any-side rendering, allowing developers to create dynamic content easily. The post demonstrates how to use Mizu with Deno, Node.js, and other environments to render HTML and generate static files. Examples show the usage of Mizu's render method to inject context into templates and generate different file types.
Community Picks·1yWeb Software Development
The free online course covers the development and testing of web applications with a comprehensive introduction to both server-side and client-side technologies. Key technologies include Deno, Hono, Deno KV, PostgreSQL, Svelte, Playwright, TailwindCSS, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The course platform improves continuously using data gathered from user interactions for better learning experiences.
Deno·1yRun your Next.js SSR app on Deno Deploy
Next.js, a powerful metaframework for building server-rendered or statically generated web applications, can now leverage Deno Deploy for server-side rendering (SSR). This guide shows you how to deploy a Next.js app with SSR on Deno Deploy, either by linking a GitHub repository or using the command line. The post also highlights new features in Deno 2.1, such as first-class Wasm support, improved package management, and long-term support.
Deno·1yDeno got even better!
Deno 2.1 introduces several enhancements including direct WebAssembly imports, the first Long Term Support (LTS) release, improved dependency management with the 'deno outdated' command, and easier asset bundling in Deno compile. Other updates include enhanced debugging with stack traces in permission prompts and CommonJs support for legacy projects.