The End of Programming
Bun 1.4, released last week, includes a rewrite from Zig to Rust with over 1 million new lines of Rust code, driven by one developer, Jarred Sumner, using a pre-release version of Fable 5 and an unlim…
Bun 1.4, released last week, includes a rewrite from Zig to Rust with over 1 million new lines of Rust code, driven by one developer, Jarred Sumner, using a pre-release version of Fable 5 and an unlim…
Jarred Sumner's Bun port from Zig to Rust with AI inspired a developer to build DripSharp, a Java-to-C# source converter using Clojure and AI, which successfully converted PDFBox, Pkl, and JSqlParser …
In just 11 days, 64 AI agents successfully ported approximately 535,000 lines of Zig code to Rust for the Bun runtime, reducing memory usage from 6.7 GB to 609 MB in a benchmark of 2,000 parallel buil…
Bun 1.4, the JavaScript runtime by Oven-Sh, has been delayed for over three months, with its creator Jarred Sumner repeatedly promising imminent releases that have not materialized, according to a blo…
Bun creator Jarred Sumner detailed the JavaScript runtime's migration from Zig to Rust using Claude Code, while Zig creator Andrew Kelley publicly criticized the project and Sumner, calling him a 'sti…
Anthropic's unreleased research version of Claude improved the guaranteed proportion of Riemann zeta function zeros on the critical line from 41.6% to 67.2%, a decades-old result, though it did not pr…
A single engineer migrated a 350,000-line Java/JSP application to TypeScript in five days using AI agents, a task originally estimated to take three engineers nearly a year. The key was a parity harne…
Practices built to compensate for today's AI model have a half-life determined by the model's improvement rate, according to Stack's analysis of agent engineering trends. The last year saw labels shif…
Jarred Sumner's Bun team rewrote the entire Zig codebase of the Bun JavaScript runtime to Rust in 11 days using 64 parallel AI agents, costing $165,000 and 78 billion tokens. The rewritten runtime pas…
AI coding tools have shifted the primary constraint in software engineering from time to complexity, according to a Pragmatic Engineer blog post citing Jarred Sumner. Projects that once took a year ca…
Anthropic's engineering teams are increasingly relying on AI for code review and testing, with a 500K+ line Bun rewrite to Rust completed in 11 days using AI tools at a cost of $165,000 in tokens. The…
Pydantic AI has introduced Dynamic Workflows, a new feature in its Pydantic AI Harness that allows AI models to orchestrate multiple agents by writing Python scripts at runtime. The feature was inspir…
Bun has gone 11 consecutive weeks without a stable release after merging a 535,000-line Zig-to-Rust rewrite using 64 Claude agents in 11 days at a cost of $165,000, with 2,475 PRs from the "robobun" a…
Bun's rewrite from Zig to Rust took 11 days using Claude agents, but shipping the resulting code has taken months, with no v1.4.0 release after 11 weeks and a backlog of 2,475 open pull requests from …
A six-week investigation into Bun's claimed rewrite in Rust reveals that the project has not released a new version since the rewrite was merged to main on May 14, 2026, with the last release tag dati…
A solo developer forked Bun 1.3.14, the last Zig-based release, into a new runtime called Cruller after Anthropic's Bun team rewrote their runtime in Rust, abandoning roughly 700,000 lines of Zig code…
A one-person fork of Bun called Buz, created by GitHub user jazzzooo, claims sub-second incremental builds of the 535,000-line JavaScript runtime by porting the codebase to modern Zig, directly challe…
Bun creator Jarred Sumner used 64 parallel Claude Code agents to rewrite 535,000 lines of Zig into Rust in 11 days at an API cost of approximately $165,000, shipping the result in Claude Code v2.1.181…
Anthropic has used its Claude Code AI agent to run large-scale code migrations, including porting Bun's million-line codebase from Zig to Rust in under two weeks with 100% of existing tests passing, a…
Claude Code v2.1.181, released June 17th, now uses the Rust port of Bun, according to Jarred Sumner, creator of Bun. Startup is 10% faster on Linux, and evidence from the Claude Code binary shows Bun …