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The Bun toolkit has recently introduced a new addition to its suite of tools - the Bun Bundler. Currently in beta, the Bun Bundler is a fast, native bundler that can be used via the bun build CLI comm…
Is your npm package install slower? Or do you want to try out a new runtime environment? Bun is the new Javascript runtime that claims to be better than Node.js. This article will test this out and se…
Introduction Today Bun has been a talking point for everyone regarding JavaScript runtime. Bun is the new fastest runtime compared to Node.js and Deno.js. To understand more about Bun.js. Let's first …
I was following Bun project for some time since it released its 0.1.1 version by its creator Jarred Summer. It promised to faster drop-in replacement for Node.js with a native bundler, transpiler, task runner, and npm client built-in. It us…
Disclaimer This is my first post on Hashnode, but this series has been running for a while over on Medium. So, If everything goes well, I'll move all the posts in this series from Medium to Hashnode. In this series, I implement an interpret…
After our very first introduction with Bun and running a ]React application with it, let's look at how to run a NextJS application with Bun. At the point of writing, there are still quite a few featur…
Now that we have Bun setup locally, let's see how it works with React. The cool part is that we actually get a build out of the box from Bun. So let's use that and have a play with it. Using Bun with …
What is bun? 🤔 Bun is defined as a 'fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime' It is the third of its kind after Node.js and Deno.js, created by Jarred Sumner using the Zig programming language. Its major a…
👉 Original Blog Post : Link Bun is the ultra fast JavaScript runtime that has taken the internet by storm and that is set to dominate the JavaScript development market in the coming years. At least t…
Originally posted here. Yes, you heard that right, we’re going to be comparing the most popular react framework Next to a fresh new framework called Fresh (pun intended). Next will be running with a n…
