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shepherdjerred 75 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: 404 Deno CEO not found

I was really into Deno until it went all-in on nodejs compatibility (like Bun).

At that point I was left wondering -- if Bun and Deno have essentially the same strategy/approach, why would I pick the less mature option?

And so I ported everything to Bun

robertjpayne 75 days ago [–]

Because Bun's runtime is a bug ridden mess. Say what you want about Deno but people that chose Bun's runtime over Deno's are either not really using Bun's runtime (just the package manager part) or are not running in production at scale.

shepherdjerred 74 days ago | [–]

Yeah I’m not running it at scale. It’s been good for my projects though

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