There's just one worthy of using for fresh project: Bun.

Deno was never going to be a thing anyways.

Bun's being a part of Anthropic is just as concerning, if not more so. At least Cloudflare is being honest here that they have no idea continuing Deno support long term. Anthropic's first role in Bun was treating it as a playground to migrate from Zig to Rust using as many LLM tokens as they wished in the process. That's not exactly the sign of a steward with long term maintenance in mind.

Bun's rewrite has been a massive success, unprecedented even.

The amount of new features they are coming up with, the speed of development has been even faster than before.

We have not seen any indications so far Anthropic messing with Bun's direction. It was always Jarred deciding what to do and it is still the same. So far Anthropic has left Bun alone and they are just reaping benefits of bun getting faster and faster.

I see that as a long term benefit. Not a negative.

Bun is dead. It's a skin-walker wearing the appearance of its former self. They screwed the community when they got acquired.

Deno has been successful, technically better and a respectably run project. I expect it may survive in the form of modular runtime and associated features.

Screwed who actually? How? Dead? lol.

Every company that is using Bun is getting so much more perf benefits — faster and less memory used; also less crashes/bugs. New features are dropping rapidly. All those naysayers about rust port will be littered with bugs and unmaintainable crap are already proven wrong. So now you just call it dead. nice.

Just use Node. Community led and supported by the Linux Foundation.

Why not the standard NodeJS? Well supported and not heavily influenced by acquisition or trends like bun is?

If Deno and Bun were not kicking NodeJS's behind, we'd not see any of the improvements in the ecosystem in last few years. Node has been stagnant for a long time.