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Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#51

Unpopular opinion … Please use the same TLD for all your services. Don’t do: Bun.sh, and now Bun.report It’s confusing for users and also a security vector. Just make it report.bun.sh

Another vote for same TLD. I’d dare say this should be the default position for everything (except toy projects).

Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#52

Unpopular opinion … Please use the same TLD for all your services. Don’t do: Bun.sh, and now Bun.report It’s confusing for users and also a security vector. Just make it report.bun.sh

I don't know if it's unpopular. That's literally how domains are designed to function and have done by and large for decades

Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#53

Unpopular opinion … Please use the same TLD for all your services. Don’t do: Bun.sh, and now Bun.report It’s confusing for users and also a security vector. Just make it report.bun.sh

The obvious long-term solution is to obtain the .bun gTLD in the next round of applications (expected 2026)

Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#54

Unpopular opinion … Please use the same TLD for all your services. Don’t do: Bun.sh, and now Bun.report It’s confusing for users and also a security vector. Just make it report.bun.sh

I don't know if it's unpopular. That's literally how domains are designed to function and have done by and large for decades

I think marketing folks like to send emails from a different domain so they can send transactional and marketing emails from different domains altogether (not just subdomains). Not sure if this is evidence based or just plain voo doo / monkey-see-monkey-do but I’ve read this in multiple places. But of course, that doesn’t apply here.

Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#55

I just cannot get excited for this VC funded experimental piece of technology. 10 years ago, maybe. Node.js is not going anywhere anytime soon.

They used to say "perl is not going anywhere", too, and it turns out they were right.

Python and PHP weren't VC-funded projects.

Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#56

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I don't know if it's unpopular. That's literally how domains are designed to function and have done by and large for decades

I think marketing folks like to send emails from a different domain so they can send transactional and marketing emails from different domains altogether (not just subdomains). Not sure if this is evidence based or just plain voo doo / monkey-see-monkey-do but I’ve read this in multiple places. But of course, that doesn’t apply here.

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Re: Bun’s New Crash Reporter

#60
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So, anybody using Bun? Does it live up to hype?

Been using it recently and it’s great, the quality of life stuff is really nice (like, not having to worry about compiling TS) and it’s really fast. Some things are still missing though, but for me it’s already better than Node
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