Really appreciating bun's ability to set custom WebSocket headers.<p>Incidentally, what's up with the resistance against this from the standards maintainers? [1]<p>The request exists since 2017, there are tons of use cases and developer interest, but Chrome refuses implementation on technicalities. What gives?<p>[1] <a href="https://github.com/whatwg/websockets/issues/16">https://github.com/whatwg/websockets/issues/16</a>
Starting to look promising. Work projects not working yet due to the need of `dgram` and `async_hooks`.<p>Would leveraging `async_hooks` be possible in the future with the used non-v8 engine or would there be some alternative?
Anybody care to explain on how it achieve such numbers in comparison to node and deno?<p>Why would anybody not use Bun, other than the cost of migration, given the performance improvement?<p>Nevertheless, amazing performance. Feels refreshing to see more improvements to the JS/TS community.
Seeing the perf benchmarks for `vite build` with and without bun will be the ultimate practical test of bun for me, excited for the next release where we'll hopefully see that support.
Awesome to see workspaces get some love, but kinda odd they shipped it without support for globs. Guess I'll keep waiting to try it out on my projects.
as a newbie to bun, is there a reason to use it beyond it being an alt to node/deno?<p>i mean, i don’t know how many people even use deno, let alone bun.
I see Oven (creator's of Bun) are hiring. I imagine the pool of javascript developers that they could hire from is tiny. Add in Zig and it's even smaller.
I wish I could support Bun but I honestly can't ethically support someone who explicitly wants to hire people to work insane hours, and has right-wing billionaire bootlicker tendencies.<p>I mean he's a Thiel Fellow, which should give you an idea of what I'm talking about.
why is this project constantly benchmarking against deno and node? it seems to attract good attention this way but I wonder what else it offers besides performance.