u/RealFlaery

There's no S in Cyrillic, it's C

https://github.com/petarzarkov/dunx Hey, shameless plug but my framework does rely on TC39 decorators and entirely on bun ^{^}

Typically I'd go for good old React + vite. To me a backend framework owning frontend is a hard no, but that's just me. Although I do have email module with react components and rendering.

Everything you listed: https://dunx.win/

Looks like a shrimp

That's amazing

Definitely easier than England, that's my experience.

Thank you, interesting findings!

https://github.com/Dave93/elysia-vs-nest/pull/1

Ok, done

That's why I made dunx.win - bun native nest-like framework. Appreciate if want to try it out if you have the time in the same measurements.

Yes and yes. My job ties to my hobby.

Correct, but early returns do often promote the usage of helpers, dics/maps, and/polymorphism - which does reduce complexity score.

Early returns as it reduces cyclomatic complexity and it's easier to follow for me. Nobody likes if else if else with nested ifs and mutable vars

Thank you, this is the first time I'm hearing it. I guess it's mostly the US tech industry?

Forward Deployed Software Engineer, I can't even

It's better than no code reviews, this much I can tell you

Yes, I'm doing a self propagating binary, built in my own DI framework based on bun.

I might try and do a binary for my whole be + fe + the binary agent itself ^{^} should be no more than 100mb

Starred you. I will be trying this out for sure!

Not bloated and faster nestjs

Not really what I was trying to solve for myself, no.

Love it, will try it out. Starred ya

Lovely, starred you. That's why I like drizzle, it's the closest ORM to raw sql.

Fixed, thanks!

Fixed, thanks again

dotnet benchmarks are in! Thanks again