Bun 1.0 Release | Prime Reacts

How is Bun 1.0 when the language it relies on isn't??

I don’t like it because it doesn’t support windows

What about nvm support in bun?

why u dont wanna use javascript for server side? what else you would use?

Bun is my new personality 🎉

Prime, what happen to your hoodie?

this guy is nut

dhh bunch of hooligans , ha ha ha

Should have called it Buntime, let the buntimes begin!

I so wanted bun to be what it says it is but it's nowhere near 1.0 actually. I can't make work pretty much any somewhat serious app with it. Such a disappointment. I love what they've done though, and I hope it keeps getting better. They're just not there yet.

I'm pretty sure this one would be fun to watch if you knew nothing about this subject. Spread the buns.

What if I want to use VS Code on the web? Something like stackblitz' webcontainer.

Bun is builded in Zig

bun with watch modeeeeeeeeeeeee, Really good!

As a non-web dev that doesn't want to touch JS/TS with a 2m stick. The more crap it removes, the less bugs and better quality as an end-user for me :)

Bun is fucking awesome!

U aint got the buns for this hun 🥖🥖

damn hope they support windows fully soon

Centralized planning makes everything better!

Its a strange time when devs do reaction videos on code frameworks..

Are you the Dr. Disrespect of software engineering?

bun spreader

npm run bun

Billions of devices !!

you're such a silly goober, love you

Mr. Prime, please use Excalidraw when drawing, I can't read your blobs.
Or at least increase the canvas size significantly and use a smaller brush.

Prime: forgets about iPhones->there aren't Billions of Mac Users😂

Bun looks like a great improvement is JS world but the fact that there was need for so many improvements show that JS ecosystem sucks big time. People using JS and Node for business applications are shooting themselves in the face.
Everyone bitching about Java but JS is so immature, error prone, undeveloped ecosystem that can’t be compared to anything else. People are silently suffering because they don’t know any better. Congrats, Node got threads recently.

Everyone and their dog is coming up with a new Javascript framework everyday.

nothing like learning to program with Freddy Mercury as a teacher

Can you use the bun image as a profile pic tho?

Zig is awesome

Is it better than Spring Webflux in terms of handling # of requests?

That thumbnail just radiates soy. Practically dripping of the screen. Nice work.

You shouldn't have glossed over the "macros", they're literally the same concept as comptime for Zig.

That es module import and commonjs requre in one file is my favorite part of this announcement. I would have preferred to wait 5 more years to have node implement the interop that way instead of what they did with package.json configs and new file extensions. There's so many module resolution algorithms now, it's impossible to understand what you are doing

The numbers on their website don't lie. Cold install of packages on yarn in a large project (no cache): 220 seconds, on bun (no cache): 2 seconds. My internet speed is giga fast, bottleneck was the package manager. Bun seems great

You sounds like Rick of the coding world

Don't be too quick to hate on the macros. It's just a way of doing logic at bundle-time rather than runtime. Probably real useful for CI/CD testing considerations so that specific checks can be made in the bundle step prior to the testing phase and communicated to the devs with error messages before they make asses of themselves. Seems useful in the JS ecosystem where you otherwise can't really know if there are problems until staging or production in a lot of cases.

Yesterday, I used Bun to install over 1400 dependencies in under 6 seconds. They were Microsoft libraries. I cried.

Drop in replacement. Ya sure.

It’s 2040, JavaScript somehow became the fastest runtime. Rust compiles down to js for max perf.

“Apple users are not in the billions” with iPhone and Mac, i don’t know man

bun run lol

Correction: bun is much faster than pnpm on a clean install with no cache (the graph there reflects a real world test I saw on a real project), and MUCH faster with a cache. The drawback is that for MacOS it does a file copy because linking in MacOS is slow.