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I wonder how much Bun pushed them to have full Node.js compatibility.

• pier25 2y ago
  Who knows but I doubt it. It's probably more about people complaining they can't run Next or some other framework on Deno which directly impacts their business (Deno Deploy).
  • oleics 2y ago
    Doubt it too, because -if I remember the public discussion correctly- how to migrate projects over from node to deno without basically rewriting anything was a question straight from the beginning. And bun was not a thing, or was it? - First bun 1.0 release was 2023, deno 1.0 2020.. so maybe, but unlikely :) Anyways, that backwards compat is huge
• culi 2y ago
  Deno has had node compatibility for longer than Bun has been announced It's always been controversial in the deno compatibility since they originally promised to take a principled stance NOT to support node in order to move the scene forward. But they quickly realized that they were in a market and they needed to compete and backtracked on that almost immediately