Bun.SQL: I Stopped Fighting Node.js and Finally Built a Backend
Bun 1.3 ships a built-in SQL client. No ORM debate, no driver config, no setup ceremony. This is how I finally shipped a backend without copying a boilerplate I didn't understand.
Bun 1.3 ships a built-in SQL client. No ORM debate, no driver config, no setup ceremony. This is how I finally shipped a backend without copying a boilerplate I didn't understand.
Travis wakes up every Sunday, researches trending topics, checks my analytics, generates blog ideas, and texts me a summary. Here's how I built it with Bun and the Claude Agent SDK.
Bun v1.3.5 shipped a native PTY API. If you've ever had fzf, vim, or any interactive tool silently break inside a Bun script, this is the fix.
Anthropic bought Bun in December 2025. I use both daily. Here's what's actually shipped since, why the tension is real but probably fine, and what to watch.
Apps need to be performant and instantly interactive to users input. Here's a few ways to boost a web apps performace and interactivity.
A lot of state variables means a lot of re-renders and useEffect Hooks. What if I told you there are computed variables in react and they could help you to reduce the number of state variables you use?
Everyone loves speed - be it cars, superbikes, or websites. A good website loads content within the blink of an eye. This post covers how to monitor your website pagespeed using google sheets. Click to read more.
React hooks are a great way to get deeper into the React world. This post teaches you how you can create a simple hook timer using React. Click to read more.
Sometimes you have a list of values to choose from and you want to randomize it? It can be easily done with a line of code.
Bookmarklets’ are nothing but a useful piece of code that can run on any loaded web page. This useful piece of code is written in JavaScript.
This helps me increase the session time of my site. Thank you!