Mr Jake Gordon

Maths and computer science teacher and web developer. Creating software to help teachers in the classroom. #InfinityWhiteboard

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

🚀Launching https://t.co/jA0CCu1H9v - create forms in seconds for students to answer. Teachers receive answers instantly as they type - perfect for AfL in lessons. 100% free and ad-free. Super-charge your lessons with it today.

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

Fascinating to see all the many commits to Bun's Zig to Rust port https://t.co/IpXNacTigM ... over 50 commits in the last hour! @bunjavascript

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@bunjavascript Wow. That was quic(k)!

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@mrkaran_ My apologies for suggesting this might be the case. It's not. It does not affect "bun build".

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@caledonite @jarredsumner It's super annoying. Same as https://t.co/j6xxpbcrky which has more comments and upvotes

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner Docs https://t.co/40q9qL65Ia suggest both of these print 'undefined' but they don't.

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner I still think just typing "bun" should start the repl

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner Will there be a way to list all scheduled jobs (other than by manually looking in the crontab)?

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner Nice... looks like a fix is already in the works https://t.co/A7d6KEqWFx

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner `bun --parallel a.js b.js` doesn't work on Windows, but `bun run --parallel a b` does

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner Yeah I get that. Currently "bun a.js b.js" will run a.js with Bun.argv[2] being "b.js". I was suggesting what if "bun a.js b.js" is shorthand for "bun --parallel a.js b.js", but actually that's a daft idea on second thought.

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@jarredsumner JSON 5

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@cirospaciari @jarredsumner @xvaara Ok looks like it may be unrelated to websockets - seems like it wasn't the process I thought it was that was pegging the cpu, but another one that doesn't use websockets. Might be a different issue in Bun, or might be a user error eg infinite loop somewhere. Apologies.

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@xvaara @jarredsumner I think I got this bug yesterday as well (in v1.3.2). I had my students hammer the server with websocket messages for a few minutes, and when they stopped, the CPU stayed at 100% until I restarted the server. It was still very responsive though.

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@bunjavascript And on the (Bun) server side:

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

I made a tiny 100 line library to abstract away pesky WebSocket messages and just invoke remote functions in @bunjavascript and web browsers. Works from server or client. https://t.co/qhJX0xpuiN

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@MashStPaddy pretty sure when we first met you told me about hurricane Gilbert hitting Jamaica in 1988. I remember tales of houses with bits missing. Hope all is well with you.

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@thisismahmoud I run 50 small Bun websites for my students from one £3/month VPS. That reason enough for you?

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@bunjavascript @jarredsumner I guess there's https://t.co/PWqLLlOoQ2

[Mr Jake Gordon @JakeGMaths]

@bunjavascript @jarredsumner Congrats on the release. While the v1.3 blog post is great... where can I find a list of changes vs v1.2.23? The v1.3 blog post lists all the changes vs v1.2 instead.