It's my preferred js runtime for developing/testing *any* new TypeScript/JS libs since I prefer writing JS libraries with TypeScript and Bun had the best UX for

It's my preferred js runtime for developing/testing *any* new TypeScript/JS libs since I prefer writing JS libraries with TypeScript and Bun had the best UX for running TS out of the box (also big fan of their built-in SQLite and $ shell support). It only doesn't make sense if you're testing a library requiring node, otherwise it's my preferred choice for testing my js libs. Even when testing libraries requiring node in which case I'll run the tests with node:test but still use bun's built-in bundler [1] to build & bundle the typescript code base. Basically Bun's my first choice, but will still use node if I have to. [1] https://bun.sh/docs/bundler https://bun.sh/docs/bundler