I do almost all of my development in vanilla js despite loathing the node ecosystem, so i really should have checked it out sooner.
Much better than Node.
However...!
I always managed to hit a road block with Bun and had to go back to Node.
First it was the crypto module that wasn't compatible with Nodejs signatures (now fixed), next Playwright refused working with Bun (via Crawlee).
Does it work if I have packages that have nodejs c++ addons?
They're still missing niche things and they tend to target the things that most devs (and their dependencies) are actually using.
But I can see they have it in their compat stuff now and it looks like it's working in the repl locally: https://docs.deno.com/api/node/dgram/
A single static zig executable isn’t the same as a a pipeline of package management dependencies susceptible to supply chain attacks and the worst bitrot we’ve had since the DOS era.
Zero.
I'm guessing you're looking at the `devDependencies` in its package.json, but those are only used by the people building the project, not by people merely consuming it.