Deno is a JavaScript and TypeScript runtime that runs TypeScript without a separate compile step and restricts file and network access unless permissions are granted. A record carries this value when its documentation names Deno as a supported way to run the deployed site. Software in this group usually documents other options as well, often Node.js, so the record shows whether a host without Deno can still run it. Hono and Nuxt are examples.
10 projects need Deno to host, listed alphabetically. Mostly web frameworks, APIs and backends and site and docs generators, of 8 categories in all. 77 records do not record this field, and cannot appear here either way. For 206 the question does not apply. Counts only projects with momentum; the full list has the rest.
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- fastest-validator
JavaScript validation library that compiles an object schema into a checker function for Node.js, browsers and Deno.
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- GraphQL Yoga
Fully-featured GraphQL server library for JavaScript that runs on the WHATWG Fetch API across Node.js and other JavaScript runtimes.
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h3HTTP server framework for JavaScript runtimes, built on the Request, Response and Headers primitives of the web platform.
- Hocuspocus
WebSocket backend for Yjs documents that syncs changes between clients in real time, from the team behind Tiptap.
HonoWeb framework built on Web Standards that runs on any JavaScript runtime.
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PGliteEmbeddable WebAssembly build of PostgreSQL, packaged as a TypeScript and JavaScript library for the browser, Node.js, Bun and Deno.
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RemixFull-stack web framework built on Web APIs that combines routing, data, UI and asset compilation in one stack.
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sharpNode.js module that resizes and converts JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and other image formats, using the libvips image library.
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