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Notes/Fleeting/Bun 1.0 dropped.md

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-references: "[https://bun.sh/](Bun)"
+relates to: "[[Bun]]"
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 # Bun 1.0 dropped
 
+So [[Bun]] dropped in 1.0 and it seems really powerful as a drop-in replacement for [[Node JS]]. It runs tests faster than [[Vitest]], builds and runs [[Typescript]] like there's no tomorrow and has a built-in package manager that's supposed to be way better than `npm`.
 
+I'd like to test Bun with [[Astro]] as a full stack framework. [[Nuxt]] seems to work on it as well if SPA or high-interactivity is needed. Finally it should run [[Vue]] fine in [[Tauri]].
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+The thing I'm curious about though is the usage of a backend framework like [[Elysia]]. Elysia seems to only take care of the backend but is made for performance on top of bun for something like [[REST API]], [[Websocket]] API, that kind of stuff. It could be a good fit for anything that doesn't need a UI. It's the javascript equivalent of [[Fast API]] in python.
 
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+# References
+ - https://bun.sh/

Notes/Fleeting/Business plan.md

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Templater/Fleeting Note.md

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Templater/Literature Note.md

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+# References