top | item 45801497 (no title) jherdman | 3 months ago Have you tried Elysia (https://elysiajs.com/)? Admittedly I'm not using it at scale, but it's quite pleasant. discuss order hn newest internetter|3 months ago I've written 10s of thousands of lines of Elysia+Kysely and its a match made in heaven jherdman|3 months ago I’m curious about your choice of Kysely. I’ve really only used Drizzle. It’s fine but it has some very rough edges around Bun and SQLite. load replies (1) pier25|3 months ago I checked it out and it looks good on paper but it only runs on Bun.Don't get me wrong, I use Bun and I'm happy with it, but it's still young. With Hono/Drizzle/Zod I can always switch back to Node or Deno if necessary. bytehowl|3 months ago ElysiaJS's blog claims that support for other runtimes was added in 1.2: https://elysiajs.com/blog/elysia-12.html#adapter load replies (1)
internetter|3 months ago I've written 10s of thousands of lines of Elysia+Kysely and its a match made in heaven jherdman|3 months ago I’m curious about your choice of Kysely. I’ve really only used Drizzle. It’s fine but it has some very rough edges around Bun and SQLite. load replies (1)
jherdman|3 months ago I’m curious about your choice of Kysely. I’ve really only used Drizzle. It’s fine but it has some very rough edges around Bun and SQLite. load replies (1)
pier25|3 months ago I checked it out and it looks good on paper but it only runs on Bun.Don't get me wrong, I use Bun and I'm happy with it, but it's still young. With Hono/Drizzle/Zod I can always switch back to Node or Deno if necessary. bytehowl|3 months ago ElysiaJS's blog claims that support for other runtimes was added in 1.2: https://elysiajs.com/blog/elysia-12.html#adapter load replies (1)
bytehowl|3 months ago ElysiaJS's blog claims that support for other runtimes was added in 1.2: https://elysiajs.com/blog/elysia-12.html#adapter load replies (1)
internetter|3 months ago
jherdman|3 months ago
pier25|3 months ago
Don't get me wrong, I use Bun and I'm happy with it, but it's still young. With Hono/Drizzle/Zod I can always switch back to Node or Deno if necessary.
bytehowl|3 months ago