Speed test: express vs fastify

[SonderRill]

Bro, Hi. I won't give reproducible code examples, but it seems fastify and express work the same. I'll write the sequence of actions I did. They are very simple.

npx nestia template my-project

then i installed fastifty

npm i --save @nestjs/platform-fastify

and connected it to NestFactory

    this.application_ = await NestFactory.create(
      MyModule,
      new FastifyAdapter({ logger: true }),
    );

I tested a regular post request

the results are as follows

nestia + fastify

nestia + express

after installing http2 the protocol didn't change, but the speed only became slower :(

    this.application_ = await NestFactory.create(
      MyModule,
      new FastifyAdapter({ logger: true, http2: true }),
    );

What are your thoughts on this? I would like to get a speed increase due to http2

and by the way this is terrifying and amazing, but just look at the speed of this code in bun

and it's still 1 core and 1 thread!

Are you thinking of implementing nestia bun? It seems like it would be great. And for some reason typia doesn't work in bun

[SonderRill]

by the way, taking the usual nest + fatify + typia, it turned out to be 17k requests per second. But if you leave TypedRoute.Post, the speed is cut in half. So it is best to leave the usual Post decorators from @nestjs/common