This reads as a bit salty but I’m not mired in javascript enough to evaluate the specifics. My impression is that bun is quite liked in the community. These appear to be a few minor grips.
The post is claiming the Deno benchmarks created by Bun.js devs to compare/market their runtimes makes nonsensical choices that are more adequately explained by a malicious intent to misrepresent Deno than oversights.
Seems to be the case IMO, but it's not 100% cut and dry. Bun.js' position could be adequately explained in every case as "the defaults/obvious choices for these benchmarks in Deno are slow", but then again they are consciously making apples to oranges comparisons which feels dishonest to me.
Seems to be the case IMO, but it's not 100% cut and dry. Bun.js' position could be adequately explained in every case as "the defaults/obvious choices for these benchmarks in Deno are slow", but then again they are consciously making apples to oranges comparisons which feels dishonest to me.