Recap and Feedback

In this part, you learned the basics of building server-side applications with Deno and Hono. The part started with an introduction to the client-server model and the HTTP protocol, followed by an overview of using Deno for building server-side applications. When building server-side functionality, the concept of HTTP requests and responses has been constantly present, as you’ve created functionality that depends on the request method, path, and parameters.

After learning the basics of Deno, we looked into the Hono web framework, which makes building server-side functionality easier due to routing and middlewares. You practiced using Hono for building server-side applications, creating routes, and using information from the context — that contains data from the HTTP request — to create responses.

Finally, you created a first online deployment and updated it, and then started to work on an overarching project that you will continue to work on in the next parts.

At this point, you should have started to form an understanding of the basics of server-side development with Deno and Hono. Next, please reflect on your work on this chapter, and provide feedback on it. The feedback helps us improve the materials and the course.