If the transform's transform() operation is synchronous and always enqueues output immediately, it never signals backpressure back to the writable side even when the downstream consumer is slow. This is a consequence of the spec design that many developers completely overlook. In browsers, where there's only a single user and typically only a small number of stream pipelines active at any given time, this type of foot gun is often of no consequence, but it has a major impact on server-side or edge performance in runtimes that serve thousands of concurrent requests.
Benchmarking this is tricky, but we ran an experiment in 2020 to precisely measure the overhead that JS glue code has in a real world DOM application. We built the classic TodoMVC benchmark in the experimental Dodrio Rust framework and measured different ways of calling DOM APIs.
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