s3-lite-client VS hono

S3 client: @aws-sdk/client-s3 sucks, both in terms of DX & package size. I wish Cloudflare would make their R2 worker API a general purpose package for anyone to use. The closest I have found that is good in the meantime is @bradenmacdonald/s3-lite-client.

Hono is pretty good js a runtime agnostic router. On their site:

Works on Cloudflare, Fastly, Deno, Bun, AWS, or Node.js. The same code runs on all platforms.

https://hono.dev

How does compare to ultrajs? Or just use hono client side jsx, its pretty much like react already.

Showcase solutions for common Hono project requirements, like relations and rate limiting

This is the first article in the series where we are going to build a simple back-end application in Hono in Node.js environment.

That’s slightly better, but in real life, the title should change for every page: there's no point in keeping it static like this. Luckily, each server always knows exactly where the request is coming from. For the framework that I’m using (Hono), it’s a matter of asking for c.req.path to extract it.

Backend: Node.js (Hono.js) – A fast, lightweight framework for handling API requests.

However, I prefer using a separate server for this. My current favourite server framework is Hono.

H – Hono: A lightweight, fast, and Edge-first web framework for building APIs and applications.

We'll begin by creating a Hono app. I'm using Bun as my package manager.

Also, ReScript Schema supports Standard Schema, a common interface for TypeScript validation libraries. It was recently designed by the creators of Zod, Valibot, and ArkType and has already been integrated into many popular libraries. This means that you can use ReScript Schema with tRPC, TanStack Form, TanStack Router, Hono, and 19+ more at the time of writing the article.

For developers building TypeScript APIs, the power of Hono is the bet many are taking. It's blazing fast, lightweight, designed explicitly for edge and serverless, and integrates incredibly well with OpenAPI via their official package and Rhinobase. Just last week, the latest version release included new middleware features and a fresh schema validator - all enhancements that continue to make Hono the choice for modern web developers.