Say Goodbye to Node.js & Deno - Bun is a lot Faster

⭐ Timestamps ⭐
00:00 Intro
00:30 What the Hell is Bun?
02:10 How Bun works
07:56 Heavy Fibonacci Benchmark
09:00 Database Benchmark (Bun vs Node)

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[elvispalace]

YouTubers: Say bye to deno
Devs: Who uses deno?

[Extra_Mental]

Lets be honest, we already knew nodejs was slow, we just use it anyway because its convenient

[rowans.corner]

I’m a bun
I’m a bun
I’m a tasty, tasty bun
To be baked and kneaded, oh how fun
You can have me with breakfast have me with brunch
You can have me with your dinner you can have me with your lunch
I’m a bun I’m a bun
To be baked and kneaded oh how fun!

[BondJFK]

its fun, It will take another 2 years to fix all the bugs in Bun

[vijayraghunathkm]

Somebody should put a rule not to invent new things atleast for 5 years 😭.. difficult for developers to learn

[LucaStasio]

Aren't we putting too much hype?
Bun has yet to implement everything. We should probably wait and do speed tests until we have the first "full" version of bun.

[KMegahertz]

I chuckle at the idea of presenting a new platform in effort to promote its speed by using probably the most inefficient method of calculating the Fibonacci sequence to demonstrate that fact.

[marcelwopperer]

Im not buying a new car just because its fast, but mostly because its reliable and safe because its well tested. I rather go with a Porsche(node) than a F1 car to buy groceries.

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[arianitteamaxess]

yes, lets change from a working framework/runtime to something experimental

[codingjitsu]

Bun is still in its infency. If you look at their roadmap, only 17 of 133 tasks has been completed. A lot of things like Tree-shaking or Code splitting (esm) are not supported yet. We definitely have to recheck how fast it is after adding all the features that Node js has.

[nanonkay]

Should speed be the only talking point as far as a runtime environment? That's all people talk about. What else does Bun bring to the table over Node?

[ahuramazda]

In persian language, we call ostrich: camel + chicken. A combination of two nouns.
JavaScript is good for the client, but you want it to be better, so make it great for the client. In the end, with useless work, you make an ostrich (camel + chicken), which is neither a camel, nor can it tolerate the desert, nor a bird that can fly, and only a new creature is added to the other creatures.
JavaScript for the client and Go, C#, Java, PHP, etc for the server side. You have both camel and chicken.

[notoriouslycuriouswombat]

i love how bun is full of bugs, alpha, reports horrible errors, and has a long way to go..and everyone is talking like we should all be using it...

[TheMikael]

i gotta ignore any video that starts with "say goodbye to [insert technology]"

[codernerd]

Let's all jump on the next bandwagon woot!!!

[arianitonline]

these benchmark numbers are always misleading if not represented correctly and in the full picture.

[sabbirsobhani]

Misleading title. Bun is sometimes depend on Nodejs. Tubers like you are creating bad impact on novice learner, they got puzzled and exhausted to choose. You could simply show the good behaviour of Bun, but not compare to a robust JS runtime.

[jasonshen]

Stability and ecosystem is more important then a graph says how much percentage faster, like deno didn’t take off is really related to that. if u want speed don’t use js for backend use go or rust.

[MrKarlyboy]

One thing I hate about node is when you want multiple instances, just sharing data across groups of instances. There are ways to do it but its parent child, events, emit. I would love just to determine associated instances for say a service, and the data can be easily shared but the loads distributed without thinking about it. I would like to see Bun have options to make this easy, so soft processors (per port) can share and distribute data more easily without thinking of event communications, parent childs, using caching servers etc.