@raident29
JS developers change frameworks more often than they take a bath.
@ayushgogna9732
i wanted to use hono for a time now but bun and hono combined looks crazy fun. I think the next project will be with bun and hono
@AjayYoutube-rz2so
Your content is really amazing, i would love to see a vite and hono full fledged tutorial.
@zunnoorainrafi5985
Bro will you make a full stack application using Bun, so that we can learn something from your experience
@aldrickdev
the use of context reminds me of how Golang Web Frameworks like Gin and Echo work. Pretty nice!
@kodekorp2064
While bun is great, Bun is still reliant on one primary developer. I love bun and will continue to use it for smaller projects or side projects, but until it becomes reliable longevity wise, I prefer to stay with the standard tech for now for business focused work.
@koteelok2014
Yo, can't wait for Hono+Vite+React setup tutorial!
@Marujah07
Amazing! We’re waiting for a full Tutorial ;-)
@danvilela
Hono seems cool, but after Sveltekit I can’t see me using another tool for api
@ivv3393
The problem with this new tech is that the industry doesn't implement it. They stick with the OG tech. So spending time learning something like that could be wasting of time sadly.
@VictorMongi
Hello sam, how about ElysiaJs?
@rmnkot
It would be great to see the performance part in comparison with express, fastify on node to understand the capabilities of this modern framework
@franka1154
Sam- It seems that since this video was posted, Hono has changed a bit, requiring its "helpers" -- which include: stream(), streamText() and streamSSE() -- to now be imported (i.e.: import { stream, streamText, streamSSE } from 'hono/streaming') for your streaming example @T=3:35 to work. Otherwise, well done!! Thanks.
@gadgetboyplaysmc
Have you tried Elysia? The DX is really amazing
@fullstack_journey
Subscribed for the hono+vite magic that you'll drop
@cyrilgeorge7818
You know what I have an old express project, I will try migrating it to bun + hono . Want to see what are the gotchas in this combo.
@faahkoo
looks so cool! I'm gonna try it out for sure, thanks for the info!
@Hut-181
What about the server folder you created at the start, Sam? 😁
@xzex2609
wow this is awesome , specially the ability to write jsx ( I don't hate ejs but i wish that if it was jsx ) in the template engine. I hope to see more on this matter especially from you that obviously are very good at explaining . thanks bro
@romank1ng528