I just created a open source Rust based JavaScript framework that allows every JS dev to write existing express js code that runs on Rust's Tokio and hyper.
Just curious... how does this compare in terms of overhead/performance vs Bun or Deno? In particular, I've been using Deno + Hono a bit local, which allows a pretty clean shift to Cloudflare or others.
Also regarding the performance its written using Rust and raw Hyper library unlike deno runtime no overhead coz I just build a complex rust native addon for node js that allows every one to harness the true power of Rust's Tokio and hyper.
Regarding hono it's my fav and edge based. The Framework I created allows you to run true multi thread Fullstack app on a instance like running raw c++ or golang frameworks. My framework gives you true parallelism without Node.js cluster. Just give a try.
I just created a open source Rust based JavaScript framework that allows every JS dev to write existing express js code that runs on Rust's Tokio and hyper.
Just curious... how does this compare in terms of overhead/performance vs Bun or Deno? In particular, I've been using Deno + Hono a bit local, which allows a pretty clean shift to Cloudflare or others.
Here you go https://web-frameworks-benchmark.netlify.app/result?f=hono-d...
Also regarding the performance its written using Rust and raw Hyper library unlike deno runtime no overhead coz I just build a complex rust native addon for node js that allows every one to harness the true power of Rust's Tokio and hyper.
Regarding hono it's my fav and edge based. The Framework I created allows you to run true multi thread Fullstack app on a instance like running raw c++ or golang frameworks. My framework gives you true parallelism without Node.js cluster. Just give a try.
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All I ever wanted is to make Js devs to write the same code atleast that would run on top of Rust.... A dirty Hack but Really Worth it...
Honestly, I believe it's actually awesome, you need to post this on Reddit.