A wise man once told me, "When you start eating Bun, Node.js will feel bland". But why is that relevant? JavaScript got way faster with a new JavaScript runtime called Bun, which is now production-ready with its version 1.0 release. But how and why is it faster than Node.js? A

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JavaScript got way faster with a new JavaScript runtime called Bun, which is now production-ready with its version 1.0.0 release. Bun is a fast, all-in-one toolkit for running, building, testing, and debugging JavaScript and TypeScript, from a single file to a full-stack application.

A Quick Look at Bun 1.0 – The Node.js Alternative

<p>‘Bun is fast because it uses the JavaScriptCore engine, while Node.js uses the JavaScript V8 engine. The former has been optimized for faster startup time.’</p>


<p>It is still in the beginnings. And there are still things which do not work correctly. With the time it will be maybe an alternative. But we saw already good concepts dying.</p>
