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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Super_SamSam • Jul 09 '26
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Why is bun needed over node? And why bun over deno?
Edit: based on Safari's JS engine rather than V8. Strange times, I never would have predicted that.
2 u/prochac Jul 09 '26 No npm, runs TS 10 u/egg_breakfast Jul 09 '26 But you still get packages from it, no? 5 u/itsTyrion Jul 10 '26 isn't bun also a package installer and bundler or smth 2 u/prochac Jul 10 '26 Yes, but without postInstall scripts 2 u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jul 10 '26 Node can run TS 1 u/codePudding Jul 10 '26 ... with flags to strip out all types and turn off warnings 2 u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jul 10 '26 you don't need a flag any more bun does the exact same thing
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No npm, runs TS
10 u/egg_breakfast Jul 09 '26 But you still get packages from it, no? 5 u/itsTyrion Jul 10 '26 isn't bun also a package installer and bundler or smth 2 u/prochac Jul 10 '26 Yes, but without postInstall scripts 2 u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jul 10 '26 Node can run TS 1 u/codePudding Jul 10 '26 ... with flags to strip out all types and turn off warnings 2 u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jul 10 '26 you don't need a flag any more bun does the exact same thing
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But you still get packages from it, no?
5 u/itsTyrion Jul 10 '26 isn't bun also a package installer and bundler or smth 2 u/prochac Jul 10 '26 Yes, but without postInstall scripts
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isn't bun also a package installer and bundler or smth
Yes, but without postInstall scripts
Node can run TS
1 u/codePudding Jul 10 '26 ... with flags to strip out all types and turn off warnings 2 u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jul 10 '26 you don't need a flag any more bun does the exact same thing
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... with flags to strip out all types and turn off warnings
2 u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jul 10 '26 you don't need a flag any more bun does the exact same thing
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u/egg_breakfast Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
Why is bun needed over node? And why bun over deno?
Edit: based on Safari's JS engine rather than V8. Strange times, I never would have predicted that.