@yashmp2004 Delegation level, I cannot let Kimi handle same level of code decisions as to Sol. It doesn't matter if you run 1 session or 10 for the same price. End result is what matters
Supper happy on how bunderstack simplified my day-to-day work
Now I added MCP server to bunderhost and agent can do 0-to-production deploy almost on himself, amazing
Its unreal how fast I could built Bunderhost into something that is really useful for other people too, not just me
Just started onboarding first big project on it, guiding its Bunderstack adoption and already spotted missing functionality for it. Room for improvement
@solid_js@RyanCarniato I've been experimenting with solid 2 and my backend lib Bunderstack. The ability to consume raw promises from the api sounds great on paper but I cant get how to handle rejections correctly with this approach?
Dropped Sharp from Bunderstack. 60MB native dependency with platform-specific binaries, build issues, libvips headaches. Bun has image processing built in now. One less thing to install, configure, and break. This is what building on Bun should look like.
Every backend I've built had the same problem. 80% of the code was just wiring libraries together.
Bunderstack is a declaration-based backend framework on native Bun APIs. You declare what you need, it handles the rest. Auth, emails, jobs, DB, file storage, realtime.
Finally, I can release what I was working on for quite some time already
Bun 1.4 made it possible
As a web developer I dreamed about this, now with AI I could finally make it
Bunderstack — declaration-based backend
👇 here it is
Have Better-Auth
Send Emails
Schedule Jobs
Declare DB schema
Get CRUD automatically
Declare Access policies
Save files to S3
And get realtime on top of it for free