Frontend

Once Bun publishes their Tailwind plugin and adds RSC support, the only reason I think I would even consider Next again would be for the frictionless deployment of toy apps.

The medium-term plan with Bun’s HTTP server Bun.serve()

Make the API complete enough to describe how to build &amp; run your whole app: frontend, backend, routes, api endpoints, services, and all

Jarred Sumner

Once Bun publishes their Tailwind plugin and adds RSC support, the only reason I think I would even consider Next again would be for the frictionless deployment of toy apps.

https://x.com/jarredsumner/status/1883388046814609519

but can it run jest

seriously: if it can run/deploy my existing giant, legacy app but w/ a huge speed up then i'm all in

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haha, yeah i believe so. also has a built-in test framework that gets the job done

i’ve never migrated an existing node app. i think with this most recent version release, spent a lot of time filling in holes related to node compatibility for that particular use case. the free speed boost is great, but the killer feature for me has always been the first-class typescript support and no need for a compile step

> the killer feature for me has always been the first-class typescript support and no need for a compile step

i just use @ts-check. IDEs give type safety w/o a build step. And it keeps me from going overboard w/ types