The Fastest JavaScript Compiler EVER! 🤯

A tool which claims to be faster than the fastest tools out there for building modern web frontends?

In this video, let's take a closer look at what Bun is, how it works, and its comparisons with other tools!

Tune in till the end and drop a comment below!

Timestamps
0:00 Teaser
0:40 What exactly bun is?
2:28 Installing bun
3:38 Create bun project
4:55 Initialise React app with bun
5:44 Comparison with npm
7:22 Conclusion
10:15 Outro

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[jarredsumner]

I loved your video! I am working actively on making bun usable in production. After sourcemaps (which are nearly complete), JS & CSS minifiers will be prioritized.

I think the JavaScript community will be surprised by how fast JavaScriptCore is. Safari/WebKit just doesn't talk about JavaScript performance publicly as much as V8. JavaScriptCore is not the standard choice for server-side JS because it is more difficult to embed. There are no docs, public APIs are lacking, etc – it was a month-long slog of reading through WebKit's codebase to figure it out.

The lack of Windows support is mostly my fault – not really JavaScriptCore. I will clarify this in the issue. Bun will get Windows support eventually.

[axe-z]

It's a bit silly to show speed starting a project... you can save what ?? 2 min / month ? what is important is how TS is compiled while coding.

[WebDevCody]

It looks like bun just downloads a tar ball which contains the node_modules vs create-react-app is doing an npm install. Probably not a good comparison. A good compare would be run a build on the react app and see how long it takes. Npm run dist

[vishnuvardhanuppunuthula]

As always great videos with new and crystal clear information.

[mehdikhody]

It's not a compiler, It's a Javascript runtime.

[prantikseal]

quite an insightful video mehul thanks for sharing!

[regilearn]

Hi,
thanks for all the support for react /javascript developers,
my request is please do a react video how to use* All the FORM components like radio btn, select box, Checkbox, input, , calendar etc, and group of those elements* and practically what we use in industry to build apps **without any third part library please only use pure react with hooks***, bcz it will give the clear idea before moving in to formik or any other libruary, i would appreciate if u can use Mongodb for this.I know u will help on this.

[sunnyzhang]

Hey man, love ur content, would u make a zsh setup video in the future?

[krige]

0:17 what does he say before babel? Light pos?

[Arpitbalaclips]

mujhe ye bilkul samjhe nhi aaaya can you explain this again in plz with video on youtube plz removeEventListener advanced javascript plz bhaiya

[amarg]

@codedamn Even we don't need Vite if we use Bun ?

[luiggymacias]

This removes a lot of the JavaScript fatigue

[HM_Milan]

Thanks for this amazing new tech knowledge

[radomane]

It's not a compiler, its a runtime/interpreter.

[muhammadzaakirmungrue]

It would be nice to save build time and compile time . Meanwhile web pack and its hot reload remains awesome and powerful enough for most developers even tough it contains vulnerabilities which are only present before production. In my opinion the problem with web pack is not is speed, the problem with web pack is there are not enough versions of it to match the numerous versions of node and create-react-app

[harshadm]

If content is really good. Viewers will definitely subscribe. I think you should stop mentioning, please subscribe. That's actually something boring

[iHariPatel]

Nodejs+expressjs+ nodemon+dev ccontainer+ vscode, , In this development environment my nodemon not working, I need help

[iHariPatel]

Use this type of scripts in docker container is better ideas.