Build a Todo Web App Using Deno, Hono, and vanilla JavaScript!

In this session we're going to take a look at using Deno (a fantastic JavaScript runtime) and Hono (a very lightweight web server framework) in order to build fully functioning "Todo" web application. This includes the entire Front end built using just vanilla and raw JavaScript and Deno with Hono to handle the static file hosting as well as the backend API.
While my preference is always towards using statically typed and compiled languages whenever possible. For very small projects and specifically when building a full blown full stack web application using this approach is not only hugely productive but it also does away with needing all the complex JavaScript build tooling and related ecosystem! Everything is just simple files and the entire toolset is just a single binary (Deno).
Of course if you must yes a full fat front end framework, this solution would work with any framework as technically it's agnostic.