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Take a look at their issue tracker, it's full of crashes because apparently this Zig language is highly unsafe. I'm staying on Node.
by silverwind 1y ago
Take a look at their issue tracker, it's full of crashes because apparently this Zig language is highly unsafe. I'm staying on Node.
- mk12 1y agoGood thing libuv is written in a "safe" language.
- otikik 1y agonpm is a minefield that thousands of people traverse every day. So you are unlikely to hit a mine. bun is a bumpy road that sees very low traffic. So you are likely to hit some bumps.
- petralithic 1y agoThat's why out if I had to choose a Node competitor, out of Bun and Deno, I'd choose Deno.
- audunw 1y agoZig isn’t inherently highly unsafe. A bit less than Rust in some regards. But arguably more safe in a few others. But the language haven’t even reached 1.0 yet. A lot of the strategies for doing safe Zig isn’t fully developed. Yet, TigerBeetle is written in Zig and is an extremely robust piece of software. I think the focus of Bun is probably more on feature parity in the short term.
- actionfromafar 1y agoWell node is C++ which isn’t exactly safe either. But it’s more tested.
- keybored 1y agoThere’s a `crash` label. 758 open issues.