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Why I Dropped Node.js for Bun (And How It Boosted My Freelance Revenue) 🚀
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Why I Dropped Node.js for Bun (And How It Boosted My Freelance Revenue) 🚀

via Dev.to WebdevMr Disloyal2h ago

Let’s be honest for a second: Node.js has gotten heavy. If you are a freelance developer in 2026 handling tight client deadlines, every second you spend waiting for npm install to resolve, or watching Webpack struggle to transpile a simple .tsx file, is money burning in a trash can. A few months ago, I was completely overwhelmed maintaining three different client APIs. The deployments were sluggish, the AWS bills were creeping up, and I was spending my weekends fighting module resolution errors. Then, I finally pulled the trigger and ported everything over to Bun JS . The results? Absolute insanity. 🤯 The Technical Reality Check For those who haven't made the jump yet, Bun isn't just a basic alternative to Deno or Node. It's a complete toolkit written in Zig. Native TypeScript: No more configuring tsc or Babel. Bun executes TypeScript natively out of the box. That alone saved me hours of initial repository setup. Built-in SQLite: I build a lot of rapid dashboard prototypes. Bun comes w

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