Bun
Bun is the faster NodeJS. Let’s gain performance by using it in our new projects.
Building Typesafe SQL Queries in BunHow can we write type safe SQL queries in Bun? There is a Query Builder called Kysely. It makes writing type safe SQL easy, without adding a lot of runtime dependency overhead to our app.
Querying SQL databases in 2024In this article, we will compare SQL, Query Builders and ORMs. This is not a new discussion, but the tools evolve, so it makes sense to revisit this topic once in a while.
How to Use the Notion APIAre you getting started connecting to the Notion API? Or are you wondering whether Notion is a good CMS option? This article can serve you as a starting point for querying your content from Notion with Bun or Node JS.
Fake Timers in Bun TestBun test is not yet feature complete. But there is a mocking library, with which we can get at least fake timers running.
Building a Scalable Website with Qwik, Bun and NotionI rebuilt my website. From a development perspective, I was quite satisfied with the solution of my old implementation. But why did I see the need to throw it over board? This article is a reflection of this decision. Maybe, you can gain some insights as well.
Is Bun Ready for Unit Testing in 2024?Bun comes with a built-in test runner. Is this a serious alternative to established runners like Jest or Vitest? Let’s find out.
Elysia - Building Scalable Web Services with BunBun is faster than NodeJS. But what about creating a real-world application server with it? There is no routing, plugin and middleware provided by Bun itself. Elysia is built to provide those missing pieces.
Should You Use Bun In 2024?Virtually everyone in the JavaScript community is hyped about Bun. But is this only because of the superior performance compared to NodeJS? In this article, I will share my experience with Bun so far.
