0xkoji
The following links are using TypeScript. If you are not familiar with that, so I recommend you to check TypeScript first.
The Net Ninja
Traversy Media
freeCodeCamp.org
Web Dev Simplified
lyty.dev
lyty.dev shared their page with me. The site looks good to me. If you are not familiar with TypeScript, lyty.dev is for you!
https://lyty.dev/deno/index.html
deno.land
Also, deno.land is a good resource since you can check the published libraries' code easily.
https://deno.land/std
https://deno.land/x
Dev.to
This article was very useful for me to publish a third party lib to deno.land.
medium
This article explains how to create a simple CLI tool with Deno.
Go lang packages
If you want to publish a lib and can read Go lang code, Go lang packages site is helpful since Deno doesn't have a system like npm which means all libraries will be checked by contributors/code owners.
I saw a PR that someone tried to publish isOdd/isEven for Deno, then a reviewer just rejected the PR because they were just one line code, so they didn't need to be a lib.
