That is all.

Is this good or bad news for JS community? Personally, I like both brands. I hope Cloudflare will take Deno to the next level.

Deno 2.9 is here, headlined by deno desktop, a new way to build native desktop applications from the web stack.

7 years ago, Ryan made his first commit to the Deno project.

https://github.com/denoland/deno/commit/f7c5e19081920f59ce2006d3255a58fb611b6a17

On August 6th, 2025, Oracle for the first time addressed the validity of the trademark. Their response to our petition denies that “JavaScript” is a generic term.

If you’re a web developer, it’s self-evident that Oracle has nothing to do with JavaScript. The trademark system was never meant to let companies squat on commonly-used names and rent-seek – it was designed to protect active brands in commerce. US law makes this distinction explicit.

As such, we’re in the Discovery phase to #FreeJavaScript from Oracle: depositions, surveys, evidence, expert testimony. costly, but vital to protect "JavaScript" for everyone who uses it. We're asking for your help to put forward the strongest case possible.

The blog post covers where we're at currently in the legal battle, what the discovery phase entails, and how you can help!

For more video updates, tutorials, and technical talks from the team, check out our YouTube: https://youtube.com/@deno_land

Source: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/37030#issuecomment-6310897867

My sister (@bluelemodane on Instagram) painted a "Rusty Denosaur" for me. I figured you guys would love it as much as I did.

Deno 2.6 is here:

🛠️ `dx` is the new `npx`

⚡ faster typechecking with tsgo

🔒 improved security with `deno audit --socket`

🦺 safer deps with `deno approve-scripts`

🚘 source phase import support

and more!

https://deno.com/blog/v2.6

Today we are releasing Deno 1.6.0. Here are some highlights:

• Build self contained, standalone binaries: deno compile can build your Deno projects into completely standalone executables

• Built-in Deno Language Server: fully integrated LSP for code editors

• Experimental support for Mac Arm64: release binaries that run natively on Apple's new M1 chip.

For more info read the release notes at https://deno.land/posts/v1.6.