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You still get segmentation faults. My biggest complain with bun is not having enough safety. If you use frameworks written for node memory usage is very high a
by jokethrowaway 2y ago
You still get segmentation faults. My biggest complain with bun is not having enough safety.
If you use frameworks written for node memory usage is very high and performance is meh.
If you use frameworks written for bun they smoke anything on node.
I'd definitely move over, just to get rid of the whole TypeScript / cjs / esm crap, but:
1. frontend support is poor (next.js / solid.js - I can't run anything fully on bun)
3. I still need to rewrite my backend app from a node.js framework to a bun one
4. for backend development the javascript ecosystem is losing the crown: if I wanted something safe I'd just write it in Rust (TS allows any random developer to write crap with any in it and it validates), if I'm doing something AI related I'd probably need python anyway and fastapi is not half bad
- tossandthrow 2y agoWe use Bun in production for the entire stack and has done since v1 - only with minor hikups, that all trvivially has been fixed. DX is great! We use vite react ts, yoga, and prisma.