A sizable portion of the Hackaday audience groans and runs their eyes when some new-fangled Javascript thing comes out. So what makes Bun different? Bun is a runtime (like Node or Deno)t that ...

It is really an entire JavaScript ecosystem built on top of a runtime engine. Bun is in active development, and its developers acknowledge that “it is experimental software.” ...

The makers of the widely used JavaScript server-side runtime, Node.js, have released Deno 1.0, a new runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that addresses "design mistakes" in Node.js. The Deno ...

In the ever-evolving world of JavaScript development, a new player has emerged on the scene. Bun 1.0, an all-in-one JavaScript runtime and toolkit, has been launched with the aim of simplifying ...

Bun is a JavaScript runtime built on the JavaScriptCore engine with a native bundler, transpiler, task runner, and NPM client built-in.

JavaScript runtime Deno 2.0 takes on Node.js The Node.js competitor takes the step towards compatibility with the older runtime and can now import over two million npm modules.

Mozilla is using tracing optimization techniques and Adobe's open source nanojit to increase the execution speed of SpiderMonkey, the JavaScript runtime engine in the Firefox web browser.

Deno is a runtime for JavaScript, TypeScript and WebAssembly based on the Rust programming language and the V8 JavaScript engine initially developed for Google Chrome and Chromium web browsers.