Wendelin Peleska

Bun: the all in one JS toolkit

What if you could replace your entire JavaScript toolchain with a single, blazing-fast executable?

Bun: the all in one JS toolkit
#1about 2 minutes

Real-world use cases for Bun in production

The speaker shares practical examples of using Bun for AWS Lambda, backend services, and frontend applications.

#2about 3 minutes

Exploring Bun as an all-in-one JavaScript toolkit

Bun integrates a runtime, package manager, test runner, and bundler to simplify the JavaScript development workflow.

#3about 3 minutes

How Bun achieves its remarkable performance and speed

Bun's speed comes from being written in the Zig programming language and using Apple's JavaScriptCore engine.

#4about 4 minutes

The current state of Bun's community and challenges

While the community is active, Bun is a young project with open issues, incomplete Node.js compatibility, and reliance on a single company.

#5about 1 minute

Framework adoption and official support for Bun

Several web frameworks are built specifically for Bun, while others like Astro and Angular offer official support for its package manager.

#6about 5 minutes

Demonstrating Bun's convenient command-line features

A live demo shows how to run TypeScript files without configuration, initialize projects with `bun init`, and use built-in command auto-completion.

#7about 1 minute

Creating new projects from GitHub templates

The `bun create` command can easily scaffold new projects by downloading templates directly from GitHub repositories.

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