Bun’s New Crash Reporter
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Bun’s New Crash Reporter
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#3So, anybody using Bun? Does it live up to hype?
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#4A lot of people trash about bun, but I think that they are highly motivated people bringing a lot to the table.
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#5This guy ships
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#6So, anybody using Bun? Does it live up to hype?
oh yeah, it's amazing! The speed is great but just the DX is so much nicer than npm, yarn, or node itself. It took us a few tries to getting it working for our prod environments, but nothing we couldn't figure out within the same day.
I thought having a binary for a lock file was weird (don't know the technical reasons behind it besides maybe speed) but after using it for months now, it never has caused an issue for us.
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#7So, anybody using Bun? Does it live up to hype?
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#8I feel like this post was a great case study of Zig. Interesting!
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#9TIL: Bun runs on Windows and can be installed with scoop.
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#10So, anybody using Bun? Does it live up to hype?
Started using it as soon as they hit 1.0 and never looked back, we’re implementing it in every project now.