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I think the version is actually closer to `1.0.0-beta` than to `1.0.0`. I just installed v 1.0.0 and run `bun repl` and it failed with exit status code 1, it tu

I think the version is actually closer to `1.0.0-beta` than to `1.0.0`. I just installed v 1.0.0 and run `bun repl` and it failed with exit status code 1, it turns out the repl wants to use port 3000, which was used in my case already. There are probably a lot of other small things like that, look on reported bugs in github. So, I also should be 'skeptical' about all claims they did. Nevertheless I am super impressed with their speed and exited with the result. Didn't expect this project to grow so quickly to this state, I though it will take them much more time. For comparison, deno was started way earlier and now they are miles behind (personal feeling). I am considering to use it for my pet projects

Jarred 3y ago
bun repl was a last-minute hack we added. All it does is "bun x bun-repl" which is currently not an official thing. The repl is about to be added and rewritten completely
MatthiasPortzel 3y ago
I’m a little surprised they announced 1.0 already. When I tried bun a little while ago, I noticed many bugs reported on GitHub around reading from standard-in and readline. I attributed it to being a pre-1.0 thing, but those bugs have not been resolved as far as I can tell.
- Jarred 3y ago
  What issues are you running into? We added support for setRawMode in Bun v0.8 (a month ago) and that addressed many issues with stdin and readline.
whalesalad 3y ago
The port being in use is user error not really fair to put that on bun.
- frutiger 3y ago
  The following is probably not relevant for bun. But as an aside: Most programs should bind to port 0 and let the OS allocate a free port and then report the resulting port to any future clients.
- PoignardAzur 3y ago
  It is when you're trying to run a REPL. You really shouldn't need exclusive access to a port for that.
ShadowBanThis01 3y ago
How is Deno "miles behind?" I just started a new project, writing the back end. I'm new to JS and TS, and I don't want to deal with NPM and a morass of modules at all. Deno, Oak, and MariaDB seem like a pretty tidy combo. I have routes and queries up and working with no experience in writing server-side code since PHP 5. What makes Bun better?
- rizky05 3y ago
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Tomuus 3y ago
1.0.0 means the API and semantics are stable, not that there are no bugs.

Jarred 3y ago

bun repl was a last-minute hack we added. All it does is "bun x bun-repl" which is currently not an official thing. The repl is about to be added and rewritten completely

MatthiasPortzel 3y ago

I’m a little surprised they announced 1.0 already. When I tried bun a little while ago, I noticed many bugs reported on GitHub around reading from standard-in and readline. I attributed it to being a pre-1.0 thing, but those bugs have not been resolved as far as I can tell.

Jarred 3y ago
What issues are you running into? We added support for setRawMode in Bun v0.8 (a month ago) and that addressed many issues with stdin and readline.

whalesalad 3y ago

The port being in use is user error not really fair to put that on bun.

frutiger 3y ago
The following is probably not relevant for bun. But as an aside: Most programs should bind to port 0 and let the OS allocate a free port and then report the resulting port to any future clients.
PoignardAzur 3y ago
It is when you're trying to run a REPL. You really shouldn't need exclusive access to a port for that.

ShadowBanThis01 3y ago

How is Deno "miles behind?" I just started a new project, writing the back end. I'm new to JS and TS, and I don't want to deal with NPM and a morass of modules at all. Deno, Oak, and MariaDB seem like a pretty tidy combo. I have routes and queries up and working with no experience in writing server-side code since PHP 5. What makes Bun better?

rizky05 3y ago
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Tomuus 3y ago

1.0.0 means the API and semantics are stable, not that there are no bugs.