Community Picks·3yBun 1.0
Bun is a fast, all-in-one toolkit for running, building, testing, and debugging JavaScript and TypeScript. Bun's goal is to eliminate slowness and complexity without throwing away everything that's great about JavaScript. Bun is tested against test suites of the most popular Node.js packages on Node.
Community Picks·3yElysia - Fast, and friendly Bun web frameworks
Elysia - Fast, and friendly Bun web frameworks. Elysia is fast 18x faster than Express Supercharged by Bun runtime, Static Code Analysis, and various micro optimization. Elysia generates OpenAPI 3.0 specs automatically to integrate with various tools across multiple languages.
builder.io·3yBun vs Node.js: Everything you need to know
Bun v1.0 is a super fast all-in-one toolkit for JavaScript and TypeScript apps. The beauty of Bun lies in its ability to streamline the development process, making it smoother and more efficient than ever. Bun is designed as a faster, leaner, more modern replacement for Node.js.
DEV·3yDiscover Bun - A Faster, Modern JavaScript Runtime
The Javascript Space is completely different from 15 years ago when NodeJS was first released. The technology behind Bun Bun is a Javascript Runtime. It starts with an Engine - The Component of a runtime that runs the Javascript code. Bun comes with built-in testing support, and so it is much faster from the other ones.
Medium·3yServerless Bun vs Node: Benchmarking on AWS Lambda
Serverless Bun vs Node: Benchmarking on AWS Lambda. Bun promises a whole host of benefits, mostly around performance and developer experience, while boasting strong interoperability standards. Bun claims it can process logic at 3-4x the speed of NodeJS.
DEV·3yBun hype. How we learned nothing from Yarn
Yarn and Bun went off to create their own competing technology. Both sold themselves on being way faster. Both went in with the goal of splitting the ecosystem. Both announced that they were officially v1.0 and ready for production!...while not actually supporting Windows. In 2023, npm is still faster than Yarn.
This is Learning·3yWhy use Vite when Bun is also a bundler? - Vite vs. Bun
Why use Vite when Bun is also a bundler? - Vite vs. Bun? Why is Vite still needed? Vite is great for bundling client-side apps, has API's that many developers love. Bun's HMR currently has at least one open issue, which is important for fast local development.
Snyk·3yNode.js vs. Deno vs. Bun: JavaScript runtime comparison
Node.js vs. Bun is the latest upstart, offering blistering speed and significantly outperforming its rivals. Deno aims to improve its security via fine-grained access controls. Bun is still in beta and has some gaps to fill out to be fully production-ready.