Hi,
We observed a recent KrabArena battle comparing bun and node.js runtimes. Given that the node-express-postgresql-sequelize project currently uses Node.js, particularly evident from the server entrypoint, the performance differences highlighted in this runtime comparison might be relevant for potential future optimizations.
Bun has shown improvements in certain areas that could translate to better response times or resource usage for services like node-express-postgresql-sequelize.
We propose a small, optional investigation: creating a separate branch to test running the existing server entrypoint with Bun to see if there are any noticeable performance gains for common operations without significant code changes. This would be a proof-of-concept to gather initial metrics, not a proposal for immediate migration.
Hi,
We observed a recent KrabArena battle comparing
bunandnode.jsruntimes. Given that thenode-express-postgresql-sequelizeproject currently uses Node.js, particularly evident from theserverentrypoint, the performance differences highlighted in this runtime comparison might be relevant for potential future optimizations.Bun has shown improvements in certain areas that could translate to better response times or resource usage for services like
node-express-postgresql-sequelize.We propose a small, optional investigation: creating a separate branch to test running the existing
serverentrypoint with Bun to see if there are any noticeable performance gains for common operations without significant code changes. This would be a proof-of-concept to gather initial metrics, not a proposal for immediate migration.