Bun Web Sockets are really kinda awesome (bun.js tutorial)

In this video, chris show gives a super quick tutorial on how to get started with using websockets using bun.js using typescript. in this getting started guide he shows you how the performance of bun outstrips other frameworks such as node.js or deno, and how super easy it is to get started with bun and web sockets. We specifially build a bun web socket server, test it with podman and the build a websocket client in typescript and bun.
this video is part of chris's guide on build an AI large language model agent network.
code is here:
github.com/chr...

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  • @neociber24
    @neociber24

    I like that this channel is the embodiment of "dark mode"

  • @Fullflexno
    @Fullflexno

    Super cool video! Thanks!

  • @ilyanemihin6029
    @ilyanemihin6029

    Thanks, useful demo about socket backend stack implementation.

  • @Sindoku
    @Sindoku

    I’ve been looking forward to learning BUN. I think in the near future that the performance on BUN will allow it to be a competitive server side language unlike Node. People won’t be able to dig on its performance like they do Node. Thus, this is a perfect opportunity for me to start getting more deeply into the backend. That said, I’m not saying node is useless or anything, it’s actually really nice, but in my experience at least it’s much more common to see severs written in something besides Node. I typically see Java, C#, Ruby on Rails, Python Django, and a few Go jobs, granted I do see more Node jobs than Go jobs. I’ve been a front end dev for a while now, and I have always been interested in BE tech, so this is an exciting time for me :), so thank you for posting this video!

  • @MarlonEnglemam
    @MarlonEnglemam

    Amazing video! I feel like I just want to use bun for everything 😅😂

  • @StephenRayner
    @StephenRayner

    Videos on fine tune llama code 70b plz 😘

  • @JohnPywtorak
    @JohnPywtorak

    Great video; However, lack of Windows support makes Bun useless.