Bun 1.1 comes with significant improvements, including a content-addressable cache for large files, enhancing performance by reducing redundant transpilation. The update introduces cross-platform shell functionality, enabling compatibility with Windows. A new Semver API for version management is included, increasing efficiency for developers. The stable inclusion of WebSocket support enhances reliability for production environments. Additionally, user-timings APIs and module mocking capabilities broaden Bun's utility, while built-in support for the SQLite C-language engine allows for easy database integration, showcasing Bun's commitment to providing tools that facilitate modern software development.
Bun's developers have implemented a content-addressable cache for files larger than 50KB, significantly improving performance by eliminating repetitive transpilation of the same files.
Bun 1.1 functions as a cross-platform shell like Bash, now fully operational on Windows, enhancing versatility for developers.
The release also introduces a new Semver API for efficient parsing and sorting of semantic versioning strings, streamlining version control processes.
With the addition of stable WebSocket support, Bun 1.1 is now reliable for production use, passing the Autobahn conformance test suite.
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