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Bun's Rust Rewrite Took 11 Days. Shipping It Is Taking Months

Eleven weeks without a release and a 2,400-PR bot backlog show where AI-speed development really bottlenecks.

A solo fork of Bun's last Zig release tests who inherits big codebases in the age of AI rewrites.

A post-Rust-rewrite fork hits sub-second incremental builds — but speed was never the official reason Bun left Zig.

A one-person fork nobody should run is still the best evidence yet that Zig's compiler turned a corner.

Ship a typed CRUD API on Bun's native SQLite driver and Elysia, then benchmark it against Express to see the actual difference.

The runtime, package manager, and test runner now form a practical daily stack for Node-shaped projects.

Eleven days and a million lines of Rust reopened the real question: what counts as safe enough for a JS runtime.

Bun's AI-driven jump from Zig to Rust turned into a flashpoint over who gets to define what AI coding agents actually proved.

An agent ported a production JS runtime from Zig to Rust in six days, and nobody read the million-line diff.

An LLM ported a million lines from Zig to Rust in under two weeks. The conformance suite mattered more than the model.

How Anthropic captured product overhang to build a terminal agent generating over 500 million dollars in run-rate revenue.

A new Rust-powered toolkit wraps real Node.js to deliver fast TypeScript execution, package management, and environment loading without runtime risk.

An experimental JavaScriptCore fork gives JS shared-memory threads with no global lock — and reopens a class of bugs the language never had.