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Bun's webserver looks pretty bare-bones. Express still works fine for most of the community, even if it is a bit behind the times. (They just added promise support this year).
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Bun's server appears to be very similar to a Cloudflare Worker. Maybe Bun's creator will circle back around to more work on the webserver once every other problem in the entire JavaScript world is fixed.
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It's worth noting that clever system calls can make Bun's webserver [twice as fast in some cases](https://twitter.
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com/jarredsumner/status/1506182333459693571), particularly when working with files.
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It's worth noting that clever system calls can make Bun's webserver [twice as fast in some cases](https://twitter.com/jarredsumner/status/1506182333459693571), particularly when working with files.
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As for the new SQLite adapter, I guess the normal way to do sqlite in Node is a bit confusing. Most people combine the older `sqlite3` package with the `sqlite` wrapper to add promise support,
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but it's not that bad. Bun's solution looks a bit cleaner, and I won't even bother checking if it's faster.
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