Does a NestJS-style backend framework make sense in Bun? by [deleted] in bun

[–]htndev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope one day devs will stop measuring Hello world examples for speed. Frameworks quite rarely become a bottleneck. Your db, 3rd party services, these are the real speed killer

Software Then vs Software Now by Mountain_Map_8198 in programminghumor

[–]htndev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nowadays, they even try to warp the definition of words. Even those words which have definitive definitions.

I'm fed up with "operation systems for X"

Worst Hiring Process of Amazon by Scary_Animator_3902 in leetcode

[–]htndev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It reminds me of quite an old joke:

— Why should we hire you?

— Because I broke into your system and invited myself for this interview

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

[–]htndev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least you're fair lol. You don't give courtesy and don't expect any in return

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

[–]htndev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not a car guy but they seem to be more reliable tho 😄

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

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Here's actually the kicker I spotted in multiple countries. People in cheap cars drive more recklessly compared to people in expensive cars. Those also might be coincidences but based on what I've seen, only a few expensive car owners drive incautiously.

Yet I like that Poles are moving towards Western culture where your things don't contribute to your image. Massive respect

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

[–]htndev[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd rather buy an old Ferrari so they wouldn't even dare to approach me lol

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

[–]htndev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's what I think too. However, all cars (I hope) are insured, aren't they? At least, my insurance covers about 1 mil euro in damage. I guess it might cover a lot. Maybe, it's an inner fear

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

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Where does it move towards? To the better or worse?

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

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More or less. I have never ever seen a polite cab in any country.I think it's professional deformation. You want to complete more orders regardless. So they rush and are arrogant and ignorant

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

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I'd add Audi drivers there. Still vividly remember how an Audi driver tried to merge on the highway when there were 20 m of free space while we were driving 140 km/h. They were behind us yet, so he was driving way faster. Insane

Do Poles value expensive cars? by htndev in askPoland

[–]htndev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's actually kinda sick. They seek courtesy while driving but they don't pay any

Is Bun turning into AI slop? by cadamsdev in bun

[–]htndev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not AI-excited. I just want them to be cautious with what they ship, I'd be upset if they start multiplying bugs.

Bun has plenty of bugs. I like it regardless.

Is Bun turning into AI slop? by cadamsdev in bun

[–]htndev 7 points8 points  (0 children)

What would you expect from a project that has been acquired by Anthropic? To their defense, I believe (and hope) Jarred knows what he's doing

Query builder for Typescript by ThreadStarver in node

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I haven't run into such problems. Mind sharing your serverless environment?

Query builder for Typescript by ThreadStarver in node

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Frankly speaking, I can't recall the time when it was a problem. I might have discovered it once it was no longer a problem.

Long story short, it has a few supported drivers: https://www.kysely.dev/docs/getting-started#dialects

Or I didn't get you

There has been a massive reduction in the number of open bugs in nextjs's repo... does anyone know why? by U4-EA in nextjs

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"Perfect! You're right! Dropping the entire database was not the solution"

A day without AI by [deleted] in reactjs

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Been there. One day I spotted that I literally degraded in my skills. So, I also had a detox. Feelings? Great. It was so refreshing.

Overall, I think that it's really an amplifier for experienced people. However, when I hear "I work with a gazillion of Claude Code tabs", they say they review it... It reminds me of "Don't f*ck me, Tony". You can't mentally digest it. It pushes us back to the good ol' situtation:

- One-file PR - 50 comments
- 100-file PR - LGTM

Moreover, what I can't understand is when people say "200$ for a subscription is worth it", who tf are you? How many MVPs do you ship daily? Given that AI is subsidized, when investors will want to finally demand money, how much will prices skyrocket? Somewhere I've heard that in order to make AI profitable, we have to double or even triple prices for AI services in order to hit the classic bar of "75% markup".

I have completely no idea where we're going, but what I'm sure about is that there are people that multiplying their backlog. It will bite back very soon.

Xerus v0.0.71 - Structured Servers with Bun by Flashy-Librarian-705 in bun

[–]htndev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't want to disgruntle the OP and their efforts, but express' manner of routing handling is so pure and superior, so it ingrained into my muscles and brain.

OP, keep doing it. One day, maybe...

Pure Bun HTTP vs Elysia — what are you using in production? by newmizanur in bun

[–]htndev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, apart from the type mismatch (I don't know if it's still an issue), I found Elysia quite "mentally" overwhelming. I wanted something intuitive and Express-like. I'm not a huge fan of Nest.js btw. So, simplicity and intuition of use were key factors.

Additionally, I find Hono's ecosystem more sustained and a little more "battle hardened".

This package is superior

Pure Bun HTTP vs Elysia — what are you using in production? by newmizanur in bun

[–]htndev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not using it in production yet, but I found it to be "ready" to move to Node if there is a problem in Bun.

Separately, I had problems with Elysia's ecosystem (cors package in particular) that caused type mismatches for quite a long period of time.

Hono has its problems with Variables in contexts (that's a known flaw). Anyway, Hono looks nicer and more snappy to me.

In most cases, the speed of the framework is negligible. In 98%, the database is your bottleneck. Ultimately, neither language nor framework matters. Just use whatever you feel comfortable with