Bun v1.0 - Say goodbye to NPM, PNPM and YARN!

[@juanmacias5922]

Thanks for the video, I've been pretty happy using Bun the last few days. :D

[@gavrshchuk]

Probably it is better to spin a new fresh docker container to run benchmarks instead of deleting caches on the local machine.

[@Justjames283]

Yeah I came here to say that: running hyperfine without deleting the caches each time defeats the purpose of deleting the caches in the first place

[@CoderOne]

Good point! Bun will be faster regardless. Whether with cache or not!

[@dobingify3130]

please make a full backend tutorial, your an amazing teacher!

[@viralmoney8619]

Bun with nestjs and angular 🎉❤😎🔥

[@SilvestreVivo]

Testing yesterday SvelteKit + Bun..... blazing fast!!

[@zebedie2]

One of the big issues with the traditional package management is that they just tend to download everything over again into the node_modules directory taking up massive amounts of disk space on each project. So far only yarn berry or pnpm have managed to work around that, with pnpm being the more compatible one by using disk links So it's more of a disk space issue for some. If they get it working under windows and link instead of installing packages like pnpm then it'll be interesting

[@dhkatz_]

Nah I would gladly space for speed at the moment. Yeah npm is horrible with not caching and linking but it's not caching AND it's not fast. Bun is faster than even pnpm from what I've seen.

[@chukwuemekaajima8373]

pnpm is not necessarily* faster than npm nor yarn. It just has a strong symlink advantage, where it links in packages instead of installing them. I believe in this case, there were no packages to link, hence has to download them, unpack them and then install them (just like others).

[@sagararyal9846]

Yes but in a real life project what is the probability of symlink being useless? If it was useless symlink idea wouldn't be implemented. So yes practically* pnpm is faster.

[@yuhviet]

bun has been working great for me so far

[@viralmoney8619]

Does Bun support to nestjs and angular?

[@fundispense]

Bun docs actually state that they are not using symlinks to cache on MacOs, because it is slower than copying files from cache. I suppose this is the reason why pnpm is slower than npm/yarn on MacOs.

[@CoderOne]

well said

[@AGUNGKAYA]

It is not that bun is so fast that kills node, but it is a way more better as developer experience that matters 😊

[@preyah2857]

Bun with Nextjs , just think how it's gonna be 😍

[@viralmoney8619]

Bun with nestjs and angular 🎉❤😊

[@TheBlackmanIsGod]

Why are my Bun files hidden? How do I get the files to my web server?? When I use GUI and navigate to the folder or directory there’s nothing there, I can’t see any files, but when I navigate there in command line then I see all my .tsx, and beginning files… Why can’t I see my files so I can copy them over to my web server or how do I do this??

[@zigang93]

as long as bun have support similiar pnpm feature.. I will switch to it

[@jaydeep-p]

I tried to install it but I couldn't find a windows version, hope they release one soon.

[@peterfarmer1649]

I think there is an experimental windows version that they are still working on. Idk if it is in open access, but I remember reading it on their blog post where they announced bun 1.0, and I remember reading that a lot of things are still disabled as they aren't yet stable. so long story short, its kinda here, but it is still being worked on.

[@boniedwin]

windows still on experimental, test runner, package manager, & bundler doesn't work currently the only way is to use wsl

[@adonespitogonaif]

Why not install linux?

[@TheChodex]

Until they make it work on windows nobody will be saying goodbye :P

[@fahamakhan3682]

can u tell what is the name of the extension that are u using for icons??

[@internetexplorer7880]

Looks like vscode icons

[@joaomendoncayt]

It's not about "checking the integrity of the packages". It's literally how the core software is faster than the rest. Bun uses a binary lock file. Have you seen other PMs lock files? Imagine the time it takes to come up with that data and write it on disk (+ cache). Bun does that insanely fast, it's not about sacrifices on security.

[@CoderOne]

Good point!

[@ReasonX3]

Yeah, if you try to run "bun install -y" (writes human readable "yarn.lock" file), the difference between PNPM and Bun becomes way smaller. It seems, if other package managers can be just as fast as Bun by implementing their binary lock files.

[@ya4dang1]

How about Deno vs Bun?

[@alikhatami8088]

🔥

[@nikilk]

Are all of you baking buns lately in the kitchen :D ?

[@mrFighter924]

Do i need instal node before to use Bun Js or can run standalone?

[@CoderOne]

No need for Node. It's a standalone.

[@mrFighter924]

@@CoderOne Thank you for answer and you time

[@paulywalnutz5855]

which ide is he using?

[@CoderOne]

vscode with a theme called halcyon

[@MoinKhan_10]

Many bun, pizza dough, taco shell will come but none can defeat the king node.js

[@gosnooky]

Kings can be defeated, and if not, you can sure as shit split up their kingdoms.

[@andreicalegari1837]

the king without a crown

[@MoinKhan_10]

@@andreicalegari1837 dominating the whole world like i dominated your mother on bed and you were born

[@OM-bs7of]

Performance isn't everything...

[@uenmedia4528]

Made laugh this video. To be honest npm FTW!

[@alasassi5889]

Do you think AI will replace us one day

[@CoderOne]

imo, I guess it will make us become more productive and make our lives as developers a lot easier (at least in the near future). AI Could be harmless but the idea of being hard to be controlled is far from happening!