Bun v1.2 is here!
This release brings major progress in Node.js compatibility, a key component of Bun’s value proposition.
But that’s not all - Bun 1.2 now includes:
Bun v1.2 is here!
This release brings major progress in Node.js compatibility, a key component of Bun’s value proposition.
But that’s not all - Bun 1.2 now includes:
Sometimes people focus too much on mastering just one thing, but knowing multiple programming languages and frameworks (*cough* React) is invaluable
Just added a comment on the discussion thread here: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/discussions/16861
https://octodon.social/@lukeharby/113884242017305954
If anyone else is in the same boat would appreciate an update (comment etc).
But I realise this is pretty niche.
Bun v1.2.3: Revolutionizing Frontend Development with Enhanced Tooling and Node.js Compatibility
The latest release of Bun introduces significant improvements that streamline frontend development while enhancing compatibility with Node.js. With features like built-in routing, hot reloading, and a...
¿Estás buscando el mejor entorno de ejecución para tu #backend en #JavaScript? En este video, comparo #Bun y #Nodejs , dos de las opciones más populares para #desarrollo backend.
It was not meant to be a used project, but after a while it got 22 stars and 2 forks for my express-inspired crappy bun router.
https://github.com/NobleMajo/bun-route
It seems that Hono is not that well accepted, I guess.
I think Hono is a well-build tool.
It's really a fun project.
So far:
- web server up and running
- unit test suite with some basic tests up and running
- filesystem access (list/read files)
- typescript code only
and all of that out of the box with both engines, zero dependency!
This is SOOO huge, in the past you needed like hundrets of packages (cascaded) for that! Insane!
Released `bun-plugin-dlight` 0.5! Did you know you can use Bun.build to transpile and bundle html/js/ts? This is a simple plugin for `Bun.build` that lets you transpile DLight views for your web app (see https://dlight.dev)
What a time to be alive:
- #nodejs support direct execution of #typescript
- #nodejs has a builtin testrunner
- #bunjs as a big new release: v1.2.0 which increases compatiblity further
What can be more logical than building a new project, using typescript, and supporting bun AND node out of the box?
let the low-depencdency high-performance javascript days begin!
#DenoJS executable for x86_64 Linux has meanwhile grown to 140 Mb? What's wrong with this world...
At least #BunJS is still under 100 Mb, but for how long...
#JavaScript #TypeScript
We have benchmarked SVR.JS (w/o clustering)
again on various JavaScript runtimes.
We have checked Node.JS, Deno, and Bun.
The result? Bun is the most efficient.
Good job, Bun!
Bun v1.1.31
https://bun.sh/blog/bun-v1.1.31