> If so, then node can take exactly the same strategy.
That's bun in a nutshell. Node could be faster, but they are not.
Bun is essentially using the same architecture as Node, just implemented in a more efficient way.
Therefore, the hopes that Bun would herald a breakthrough in JS performance are ill informed. However, best case-scenario Node gets a good nudge to become more efficient.
That's bun in a nutshell. Node could be faster, but they are not. Bun is essentially using the same architecture as Node, just implemented in a more efficient way.
Therefore, the hopes that Bun would herald a breakthrough in JS performance are ill informed. However, best case-scenario Node gets a good nudge to become more efficient.