JAVASCRIPT

deno vs node

Features					Deno v1.3.3		Node.js v14.4.0
Language					Rust			C++
JS engine					V8				V8
Bundler						Yes				No
URL imports					Yes				No
Browser APIs				Yes				No
In-built package manager	No				Yes
Compiling to executable		No				No (third party)
Explicit imports			Yes				No
Secure by default			Yes				No
Binary size					~44mb			~68mb

deno vs nodejs

/* 
Node.js is the de facto JavaScript runtime for use on servers and 
local machines. It’s well-liked, versatile, and supported by a strong 
community. 

Deno is a newer runtime that aims to address some of Node.js’ shortcomings.
*/

deno vs node

Deno uses ES Modules as the default module system, 
whereas Node. js uses CommonJS. 

External dependencies are loaded using URLs, 
similar to browsers. 

There is also no package manager and centralized registry, 
modules can be hosted everywhere on the internet.