Deno 1.13 emphasizes HTTP server API stability
Deno 1.13, released on August 10 as an upgrade to the JavaScript/TypeScript runtime, stabilizes the native HTTP server API, enabling Deno to serve multiple variants of HTTP traffic out of the box.With the API having reached stable status, Deno now can serve HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 traffic. The system exposes the hyper web server as a JavaScript API. Developers currently using std/http are encouraged to upgrade to the native HTTP server, since std/http is to be removed in an upcoming release. The HTTP server API was introduced in Deno 1.9 in April.To read this article in full, please click here
Deno 1.13, released on August 10 as an upgrade to the JavaScript/TypeScript runtime, stabilizes the native HTTP server API, enabling Deno to serve multiple variants of HTTP traffic out of the box.
With the API having reached stable status, Deno now can serve HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 traffic. The system exposes the hyper web server as a JavaScript API. Developers currently using std/http are encouraged to upgrade to the native HTTP server, since std/http is to be removed in an upcoming release. The HTTP server API was introduced in Deno 1.9 in April.
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