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Even if it does, it's always nice to have other options with different trade-offs
by wild_egg 3y ago
Even if it does, it's always nice to have other options with different trade-offs
- schemescape 3y agoAs an example, I had a Makefile that ran a JS engine a few hundred times and Deno had ~240ms of startup overheard (on a very slow computer) versus QuickJS having around 20ms. But when running CPU-intensive JS (Marked.js and highlight.js), Deno was roughly 6x faster. I wanted to try Bun, but it had some blocking bugs at the time (which have since been resolved—or so I’ve read).