Ahmad Awais ⚡️

Posted on Jun 9, 2020

Free Course: Deno Beginner

#deno #node #javascript #100daysofcode

I'm super excited to announce a free crash course on Deno. Sign up to learn about deno, it's differences from Node.js, and let's build three simple projects while at it.

Deno For Beginners Course

Learn deno by example. In this free crash course, Awais will teach you what is Deno, how is Deno different than Node.js, and together you'll build three simple projects with deno. Not sure why I wrote that in 3rd person. 😆

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Course Contents

✅ ACCESS: All Modules
✅ VIDEOS: Every Course Video
✅ EXAMPLES: Over 3 Example Projects
📺 MODULE #1: Introduction to Deno
📺 MODULE #2: Deno vs Node
📺 MODULE #3: Deno: A fun tip
📺 MODULE #4: Deno Core
📺 MODULE #5: Installing Deno
📺 MODULE #6: Deno CLI Review
📺 MODULE #7: Deno with VSCode
📺 MODULE #8: Deno CLI Help: Run
📺 MODULE #9: Project #1: Hello Deno
📺 MODULE #10: Project #2: Deno cat
📺 MODULE #11: Project #3: Deno Server
📺 MODULE #12: Deno.Land: Tools & Docs
📺 MODULE #13: Deploy a Deno Website
📺 MODULE #14: What's Next with Deno

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