As part of their research, they have put together a set of proposed improvements for Node.js' Web streams implementation that will eliminate promises in certain code paths which can yield a significant performance boost up to 10x faster, which only goes to prove the point: promises, while useful, add significant overhead. As one of the core maintainers of Node.js, I am looking forward to helping Malte and the folks at Vercel get their proposed improvements landed!
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It is also necessary to emphasize that many optimizations are only possible in parts of the spec that are unobservable to user code. The alternative, like Bun "Direct Streams", is to intentionally diverge from the spec-defined observable behaviors. This means optimizations often feel "incomplete". They work in some scenarios but not in others, in some runtimes but not others, etc. Every such case adds to the overall unsustainable complexity of the Web streams approach which is why most runtime implementers rarely put significant effort into further improvements to their streams implementations once the conformance tests are passing.