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Personal experience: Bun has been a flawless drop-in replacement for both NodeJS and npm/yarn since I started using it around v0.4. Not only have I had zero iss
by creativeembassy 3y ago
Personal experience: Bun has been a flawless drop-in replacement for both NodeJS and npm/yarn since I started using it around v0.4. Not only have I had zero issues running it, but it's been WAY faster. No benchmarks, but very noticeable, from "let's start a new build and go grab a coffee while waiting for it" on NodeJS, to "hit run aaaaand it's done."
I haven't thought twice about it. Frankly, I forgot that bun has been happily running behind the scenes for me. I highly recommend anyone using NodeJS to give it a go.
- revskill 3y agoSo it means you'll drink less coffee, and it's not good for productivity reason.
- moralestapia 3y agoI've worked on several large node.js codebases and builds never took more than a few seconds, def. not "go grab coffee" time, so maybe something else was going on.
- isuckatcoding 3y agoIt’s not uncommon to have a nodejs library take like 10-15 mins to go through building and testing in GitHub actions CI
- moralestapia 3y ago>and testing And Bun is going to improve that?
- nonethewiser 3y agoBut that’s probably more about tests and github resources than raw build times.
- nbittich 3y agoAverage angular apps take at least 4 min in release mode on machine.
- mattkenefick 3y agoGet a new machine
- knallfrosch 3y agoAs a response to performance issues? Always very valid!