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There's something really satisfying about a go binary with minimal dependencies running in a busybox docker container.
It is impossible to review the entire rewritten codebase. There are just too many lines of code, 1 million lines to be exact [1].
Honestly I hope agentic AI ushers in a new age of minimal-SBOM software. I myself am moving all of my projects towards nearly 100% vanilla where possible. For example, golang. Why use [insert web framework] when you can just use vanilla for 99% of web apps? There's something really satisfying about a go binary with minimal dependencies running in a busybox docker container.
I'm quite liking how good Claude Code Opus is at Rust + sqlx (raw SQL with type safety) + actix-web.
I understand their decision. How could the maintainers understand their codebase if most of it was not directly written by them? It is impossible to review the entire rewritten codebase. There are just too many lines of code, 1 million lines to be exact [1]. [1]: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/pull/30412
Reason #2 is purely speculative. It’s disappointing to see technical decisions being made on such grounds.
What part of the recent history of vibe coded projects has not resulted in low quality, bug laden code? Dismissing this a "purely speculative" is just like dismissing the weather report as "purely speculative" when deciding what to wear in the morning.
As long as Deno support is still there I'm not sure why you need anything else. It's not vibe coded slop for one.
Reason #2 is purely speculative. It’s disappointing to see technical decisions being made on such grounds.
All dependency management is speculative. You've got to hedge your bets that the dependency is reliable and fit for purpose. It is reasonable to view Bun's recent choices as increasing the risk associated with depending on it.
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What part of the recent history of vibe coded projects has not resulted in low quality, bug laden code? Dismissing this a "purely speculative" is just like dismissing the weather report as "purely speculative" when deciding what to wear in the morning.
There is quite the selection bias going on here... you aren't hearing about the successful projects.
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What part of the recent history of vibe coded projects has not resulted in low quality, bug laden code? Dismissing this a "purely speculative" is just like dismissing the weather report as "purely speculative" when deciding what to wear in the morning.
There is quite the selection bias going on here... you aren't hearing about the successful projects.