Bun 1.2, announced on January 22, greatly enhances compatibility with Node.js, incorporating a new Amazon S3 object storage API and a built-in PostgreSQL client. The Bun team now rigorously tests each change against the Node.js test suite, resulting in the resolution of thousands of bugs. This version also supports HTTP/2 and gRPC servers, allows the use of node:cluster for instance management, and rewrites the node:zlib module in native code, thus improving performance and stability for developers.
Bun 1.2 introduces significant improvements in Node.js compatibility, including a built-in Amazon S3 object storage API and a PostgreSQL client to enhance developer experience.
The Bun developers now run the Node.js test suite with every Bun change, fixing thousands of bugs, leading to increased stability and performance.
With Bun 1.2, developers can create HTTP/2 and gRPC servers, utilize node:cluster for spawning multiple instances, and utilize UDP socket binding.
The rewrite of the entire node:zlib module from JavaScript to native code in Bun 1.2 marks a significant performance enhancement.
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