In the next version of Bun
`bun check` is a TypeScript type checker builtin to Bun (written in Rust)
ALT Announcement graphic for bun check, a TypeScript type checker built into Bun, with the Bun logo. A bar chart compares type checking VS Code (10,947 files). bun check: 1.75s, 2.77 GiB. tsc 7 with --checkers 16: 5.88s, 9.23 GiB. tsc 7 (typescript-go) with default settings: 12.58s, 7.73 GiB. bun check is 3x to 7x faster with 2.8x to 3.3x less memory. Linux x64, 64 threads, mean of 20 runs. Passes 100% of TypeScript's conformance tests. "Thank you, TypeScript team. bun check is a port of typescript-go."
I remember my daughters woke me up on 6:20 AM. About 10 minutes later we heard the alarm and, I woke up my wife and we went to the safe room. I’ve opened the news and naively said to my wife “I guess the kindergarten will be close tomorrow”. I had no clue what’s happening
If you’ve never been on call you do not get to participate in the discussion about SaaS being “dead” (it’s not)
If you have and you still think that you should seek out a medical professional
Developers send PRs to code review to 2 kinds of reviewers:
- to the expert in the domain in this part of the codebase
- to the one that makes it the easiest to pass the review
The AI pilled developer tells he pushes 20K LOC a day. There are 250 work days a year, which means ~5M LOC. After two years, I hope his servers and customers don’t suffer from constant OOMs