[jeremyjh]

I think Go might be a better choice but not for that reason at all.

Go could implement something like this with no dependencies outside the standard library. It would make sense to take on a few, but a comparable Rust project would have at least several dozens.

Also, Go can deliver a single binary that works on every Linux distribution right out of the box. In Rust, its possible but you have to static compile with muslc and that is a far less well-trodden path with some significant differences to the glibc that most Rust libraries have been tested with.

[indigodaddy]

Because of all these obvious Go benefits, wonder why they are instead always doing these tools in typescript? Must be some reason?

[phaedrix]

Because is all the current generation of devs know unfortunately.

[jeremyjh]

Most developers find it more pleasant.

[ngrilly]

I don't get it either.

[whirlwin]

Most of, if not every commit of claude code is now written by claude code itself without any human writing code, only promoting.