Will Bun mark the beginning of the extinction of Deno as a runtime alternative for JavaScript? Read on to discover more

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The creator of the runtime focused on its performance, speed, and completeness. It was developed in the Zig programming language and aims for compatibility with Node.js APIs. Like Deno, Bun offers first-class support for Typescript. You just need to call [bun my-ts-filets] and it will work.

Will Bun replace Deno as Node.JS killer?

How does Bun work and what are its benefits

<p>as much as I love seeing innovation in this space, I do not see Bun.js being a Deno killer. I could be wrong, of course, but I think the ideas behind Deno are far more than just being a Node.js replacement.</p>


<p>It does not even work on windows :(</p>
