AI & Machine Learning

Bun has Elysia and Hono for APIs. What about fullstack apps?

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While Bun offers fast runtimes and good tooling for APIs with frameworks like Hono and Elysia, building full-stack applications requires significant assembly of additional components. To address this, the Guren framework has been developed, providing a Laravel-shaped structure on top of Hono with defaults for database management, authentication, validation, frontend integration, and deployment. This aims to streamline full-stack development with Bun by providing a cohesive application architecture.

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