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I’ve wondered the same. Especially because codex is written in rust. Why not just port Claude code over. But my guess is that maybe it doesn’t have as robust
by atonse 3mo ago
I’ve wondered the same. Especially because codex is written in rust.
Why not just port Claude code over.
But my guess is that maybe it doesn’t have as robust a test suite?
This might embolden them to do it…
- KronisLV 3mo ago> But my guess is that maybe it doesn’t have as robust a test suite? Not sure about what's going on over there, but over the last year Claude Code has gotten way better, I sure hope that they're working on a good enough test suite to avoid a crapload of regressions (and pave way for more refactoring, should they need it).
- atonse 3mo agoThings improved tremendously the first month after they acquired Bun. People like Jared (bun creator) worked relentlessly on the performance bottlenecks, and posted details on X as he worked through them. I remember just launching claude code used to take multiple seconds, and within a month it went down to instant.
- rane 3mo agoIt's extremely difficult to have a robust test suite for a TUI app like Claude Code. Hence regressions keep showing up in every update.