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Just when you’re getting comfortable and thinking of things you want to build you’re hit with an existential crisis in the last seconds. Bravo, sir.

Not coining the term "Buntime" for the bun runtime feels like a missed opportunity

Prepare for employer everywhere to put a 5 years Bun experience in their hire requirements

4:21 is much more sad after hearing his mom passed away, tell your moms you love them guys ❤

Amazing! With Bun I will be able to create my own javacript framework much faster!

A truly inspirational video with an important message at the end.

4:23 now I understand why he told us this. So sorry for your loss Jeff

A few years down the road, the creator will start nub to fix the mistakes they made with bun.

As a developer just out of college, who is still learning more about the coding world, videos like these are super helpful. I would have never known about any of this without the Code Report.

Just when you think javascript engines have reached a peak in terms of efficiency, something like this pops up.

I'm sure your mom is happy up there. Take care dude, we really appreciate all the work you do for your community

Wow the end hits different now. Stay strong man 🙏

Oh my god the end hits so differently.....

Fireship just made a youtube post that explains why he ended the video with "say hi to your mom because you never know how much time you have left" and I'm absolutely in the verge of tears rewatching this video.

That last part about saying hi to your mom hit hard.

Im not even web developper but now I wanna use bun for everything

Holy crap. I mean I knew bun existed, and thought it was interesting that someone is building something in parallel to node and deno. But all of these extra goodies sound pretty awesome!

Bruh, that "say hi to your mom" joke actually got me in my feels

4:21 - didn't expect to be teary eyed at the end of this video. Just lost my mom recently 😔

Ya'know I still watch so many coding/tech news channels even though I left the programmer life 4 years ago to become a blue collar welder for a simpler calmer life. The landscape was so crazy for web dev 2015-2021 (really since its been a thing) that I thought I'd leave for a while and come back once things are figured out a bit. Maybe it might be a good time to throw my hat back in the ring and make some side projects for fun on the weekends. These new tools that come out actually look they are fun to use. :D

Starting nicely and clean with simple information, adding many interesting and amazing topics about back-end, finishing with a little bit of depression. The perfect news at morning.

This has to be the most important code report this year

Fireship is like that mad scientist you see in the movies. Always busy with one experiment after another. 😂

The only tech channel that makes me want to learn ❤.

God damn, that ending tho...

I recently decided to rebuild one of my old Discord bots using Typescript and I decided to switch to Bun as the runtime. Let me tell you it is the most productive and most fun I've had writing server side Typescript code in a very long time. No more slow tsc builds, no having 2 terminals open with tsc watch and node. It just works, it's fast as hell and it's so much fun to work with. I never felt like Deno could fully replace Node but Bun probably could for me.

you killed it with this video! maybe one of these every few days, or a longer version every week?

Being able to use just the bundler is probably its best feature I might actually be able to introduce it at my company then

Very excited for Bun. The DX and new libraries look very handy.

I encountered issues with Bun, for example using it as an NPM alternative, some libraries are installed without some of their core folders inside, or it does not support async hooks from Node yet, so I would recommend to wait a bit more and see if they fix the basics

Man I love this channel. The thing about saying hi to mom was great. Happy wknd everyone

I heard of Bun over a year ago and I always heard about how fast it is. Good to know it's still fast and seems to simplify lots of JS stuff!

as always fantastic video. i also really like the part to say hi to your mom. a lot of people seem to forget that there is a real life and not just coding

I really want to be optimistic for Bun, however they were fixing breaking changes just hours before 1.0. Makes me kind of worried...

Love Bun already! Waiting on the alpine docker image with Bun. I will also check-out Hono!

i was going to ignore this but youre presentation is going to make me try it out. This is the second time now i've seen something about BUN

I don't know if this would take over But it seems like an always go-to choice to the many upcoming Devs 🎉🎉🎉 Good Video Tho Sir 👌

Hey fireship, is everything okay with your mom? I couldn't tell if you were generally telling people to visit your mom or if you were missing her Edit: I just saw your community post. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Been messing with bun since the initial beta release. Happy to see it finally at 1.0!

Feels nice to simply web development for people like me in small companies who have to context switch all the time also as a data scientist, data architect, and solutions architect . I’ll see when I swap this in my web projects if it does reduce the complexity of builds and give me some time back in my week.

I never thought I would start crying after watching tech vid yet here I am, sorry for your loss Jeff

Stoked for Bun. Love seeing these new js tools with so much less complexity involved just to do common tasks. Hopefully Bun lives up to the hype. Don't like hearing it uses Safari's runtime. Probably better but Apple doesn't typically play nice in open source

that last line about kind of hit home for me -- i lost mine in what feels like only recently. memento mori. and thanks for the great video!

I can’t wait to try it out. Been keeping my eye on Bun for a while

Interesting to see Zig get a major project.

You were hinting us about your mom at the end. Stay strong sir

Holy Sh*t! Bun sounds amazing. I'll have to check it out. Thank you for sharing!

Oh dang I didn't realize how many videos of yours I watch. I should probably subscribe at some point. I think I'll do that now.

4:19 rest in peace 😢

All the Python devs I've talked with have been extremely skeptical of Mojo (especially when we've had pypy and numba for years). Now that it's general availability, I'm looking forward to some unbiased cross-comparisons (and, hey, may do some myself).

I dont like JS or TS... but i like what Bun is doing. Will play around with it. Thanks for sharing.

its wholesome that Fireship keeps reminding us about to check out our Mom since the earlier videos

I am honoured to have experienced this channel grow to become the biggest coding channel before my very eyes. And I came across the channel for the first time just barely 2 years ago with the Video on Emmet Html!

Bro got me emotional at the end

Interesting. An all in framework. I might give this a try. Also thanks for the message in the end. I am gonna say Hi to my families and friends.

JUST READ YOUR "Hi Mom" post. Sad to hear this and i know she'll be in a great place ❤❤

I have quite a legacy repo I was moving to pnpm. I tried Bun and it was about 25x slower than pnpm. Seems to work really well for small projects but for my specific use case it was quite a let down. Hoping that improves.

Bun will make js backend development more fun

that Poland sticker looks fire on that macbook 0:15

This is actually pretty awesome. I really want to know how this feels for deployment and managing issues.

And this is why after starting to learn JS that I'm just like, well wtf? So many awesome things happening and so quickly it makes it difficult to know which one to hone in on.

The mark of a senior dev: you grasp the code report's content despite of rofl'ing non-stop

The 'Hi Mom' part got me in tears. I had to go spend time with my mom. Thanks!

Aww that photo of you and your mom is so cute! Love your moms guys

In a few days we'd soon get another runtime environment that'd kill Bun...

js community really benefits when some new tooling is introduced by people outside of js community

I just have watched a video made one year ago discussing bun an hour ago, and…… tada! Jeff made this! What a coincidence! 🎉

I gotta try it for myself now, there has to be some drawbacks, but packaging all that seems convenient

I did my own Bun benchmarks and can confirm that they aren't dishonest, Bun is on average 80-100x faster at installing dependencies than npm, on my M1.

Java: make 4 languages for the same runtime. JavaScript: make 4 runtimes for the same language

first time tried to listen the report as a radio - much better - no visual trash + relatively interesting info.

I installed it and built a sveltekit template with bun as the environment. Its pretty straightforward. I personally am not going to use it because I was hoping it would help some of my large projects spin up faster. It didn't. I'm sure for some server backend processing is maybe faster like builds and stuff. However, It just doesn't cut the cake for me.

Node had 3 different ways to read from files and we didn’t like how confusing that was. So Bun now has 4 different ways to read from files.

the problem for me, is that some things still aren't fully compatible such as sockets for peer to peer apps written in JS such as WebTorrent. It likely won't affect a ton of people but Bun is still missing some things that I consider highly important when creating a backend in JS

Good video production, good video content - goooood

Damn! Bun seems like literally anything you'll ever need in one package and with 75% (aprox) fewer lines of code and configuration.

Everything just works in a simpler and highly performant way with Bun and it is directly a drop-in replacement for Node.js. Bun is really disruptive in the JS world, also for the frontend (the bundler, jsx support, etc..). I will use it in my next project for sure

That moment when you're given a new toy but instead of cheer happiness you just wanna scream: "PLEASE, I BEG YOU, STOOOP"!!! It seems as some sort of new trend, instead of creating new future JS frameworks, create new future NodeJS runtimes.

Looking forward too seeing how this will gain momentum.

Whaaat those apis are amazing! Bun’s built in tooling is leaner than npm packages that do the same thing

That's a lot of stuff that Bun can do sheesh🤪

"Hey kid, want to take a look at my Buns? I have the greatest collection of Buns! Everyone loves Buns!" - Animaniacs (the sh*tty 2020 reboot)

insane, your sponsor of today is what I was browsing right now!! super funny!

Love this! I will give it a try 😅

Am I the only one that really appreciates the embedded database? I hope that feature stays, it's the reason I'm going to try it for a small pet project.

The ending...😭

Was waiting for this video

“magical works” phahhaha good one . Good video keep it up 😊

Ahh.. the world of JavaScript. Always expect the unexpected.

As an android developer I always complain about new libraries or changes in the framework every few months. Just thinking about frontend and javascript gives me more headache.

Great Vedio as usual, Am checking DevGpt

Alright Fireship, you got me hooked on yet another JavaScript creation!

This is what node should have done in the first place. It is a server solution relying on so many 3rd part packages. A backend language should have its own methods.

I just need AWS to officially adopt bun in its runtimes. That will force 3rd party tools like Terraform, Serverless, etc to adopt them into the ecosystem. I think the point of bun is that it’s zero configuration. So until 3rd parties actually support them, I don’t want to jump through hoops to get it running

Wow, did not know that about Bun! Downloading now ...

Wow, this might finally make me want to do JS

4:23

At version 0.6 already Bun was outspeeding C++ code I'd written for astronomical processing. Good to see it going strong. Can't wait for their client websocket lib to become production ready Edit because KZfaq thinks anything not related to twerking is spam: I was working with GAIA DR3 astronomical data. Each GAIA DR3 CSV file is around 200MB compressed, and around 650MB uncompressed. Each file contains around 500,000 lines, each line has more than 150 columns, I forget the exact numbers, but it's... well... astronomically large. There's around 3100 of those files, and I needed 5 columns from each file for further processing. The idea was this: extract the CSV into RAM (not disk), then retrieve specific columns based on query parameters. Bun took around 5 seconds per file, C++ around 8 seconds per file, and Node took around 19 seconds per file. The differences may seem small, but it really builds up with so many files, especially if you need to query more data later on. Now, to be fair, the JS wasn't written naively - I used ArrayBuffer objects so that I could treat each line as an array of numbers rather than a string, which is technically cheating because ArrayBuffer objects are almost native C++ anyway. But still, the fact that Bun won at all blew my mind.

Sounds great, will have a try 👍🏻