Bun benchmark focuses on performance. We’ve done some testing if it’s worth leaving Node.js for it. Check out our deBUNking.

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Bun is a native code bundler, transpiler, and task runner with a built-in Node.js client. Bun attracted a lot of attention when it gained $7 million in funding in August 2022. It's the only one supported by AWS Lambda and GCP Functions. Bun is 32% faster than Node but the execution time it’s not as fast as Bun's creator promised 2.

Bun benchmark won’t replace Node yet. It’s fast, though.

First things first, what is JavaScript runtime?

How is Bun supposed to be faster than Node?

If you want to start your Node.js projects even faster, here’s a detailed overview of the TSH-original boilerplate:

Now, the most important. Is Bun faster than Node?

Should you move from Node to Bun? Probably not

<p>I actually hope Bun will fail, we don’t need any more new JS Framework, if they can improve the current one (NodeJS) do it, if not, why don’t collape with the creator of NodeJS (or now is Deno ) to bring the bettest product to community. Why just re-invented the wheel ??</p>
