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really cool you’re doing this! I just switched a fairly large typescript project over to bun today, 1 weird error that was easily worked around and everything else just worked and now new people don’t have to wait 1000 years to install dependencies 😅 got some nbb scripts I’m going to port too, nbb is really helping in my situation where I’m trying to convince a bunch of js only people that clojure isn’t old and slow 😄
:-D nice - note that not all of nbb already works with bun, but I think both bun and nbb can grow to like each other more
do you have a list of what isn’t working anywhere? no worries if you don’t, I can find out for myself
I'm using this wrapper to launch an nbb script in bun:
import { loadString, loadFile } from 'nbb'
import { readFileSync } from 'fs'
await loadString(readFileSync('index.cljs', 'utf-8'))
Directly using loadFile
doesn't work for some reason, you'll see some "undefined" error
Bun vs node vs rust thing: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qAYFepR4GcE bun looks quite promising!
I wonder how bb performs in that queue benchmark 😄
yep, he says in his streams how to outdo his own clickbait-y titles every video 😆
yep, he has a whole series of all serious and goofy and mixed things, all good quality
Also in the boat of Bun's gonna kill Deno
Btw, if you watched the video, I don't know what made you say "Bun looks quite promising"
Well it's more from the streams I guess, I saw the times he mentioned when it didn't segfault, bun was able to handle 50% more load than node
It is unstable but looks like it can beat node performance when it does run
Yeah, sure in general, but from this video, it was nothing to be proud of I think ;)
Yeah the stream on twitch has more details, but then you need 3 hours of time 😆
As of today, it looks better than deno, which are making bigger names for much more money
if there is to be a babashka for bun then I suggest the name babun/bbun
and in the logo give a monkey in a hoodie 🙃
Yea, agreed. I think if you're invested somewhat in Node, it makes more sense to fund bun than deno
I hope to make nbb compatible with bun (or vice versa) so I don't have to maintain two codebases
tried the ffi in nbb here: https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1546609311425634306