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I’ve been using Deno too. Although npm support has improved and it’s fine for me, I think Deno has more of a “rewrite the world” philosophy. For example, they c
by skybrian 11mo ago
I’ve been using Deno too. Although npm support has improved and it’s fine for me, I think Deno has more of a “rewrite the world” philosophy. For example, they created their own package registry [1] and their own web framework [2]. Bun seems much more focused on preexisting JavaScript projects.
[1] https://jsr.io/ https://jsr.io/
[2] https://fresh.deno.dev/ https://fresh.deno.dev/
- Tiberium 11mo agoIt's interesting that people have directly opposite opinions on whether Deno or Bun are meant to be used with the existing ecosystem - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46125049 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46125049
- hardwaregeek 11mo agoI don’t think these are mutually exclusive takes. Bun is essentially taking Node and giving it a standard library and standard tooling. But you can still use regular node packages if you want. Whereas Deno def leaned into the clean break for a while
- wetpaws 11mo ago[dead]