We introduce the journey of Antfly, a database that handles both search and AI inference simultaneously using only the Zig language, without any external libraries.
A demo has emerged visualizing the Navier-Stokes equations, one of the seven great challenges in physics, in a tiny 1KB code. We explore what this foundation of fluid dynamics is and why it matters.
Introducing an experimental project that combines the Godot engine and the Rust language to create a new type of terminal multiplexer.
We explain clearly and concisely how well AI coding agents perform on real-world Ruby on Rails projects, based on the latest benchmark results.
We delve into the secret of how AI agents are transforming the 'legacy code'—the aging computer code that keeps enterprises up at night—into modern languages.
After 7 months of using AI coding tools, developers are starting to write code by hand again. We explore the reasons why and the philosophy of development in the AI era.
What would it look like if an AI weren't just a chatbot assistant, but could move directly within your editor to manage code and control the environment? We explore El Yayster, a new form of AI residing in Emacs.
Introducing 'sw-MLPL', an open-source programming language playground that lets you practice everything from ML basics to Transformers directly in your browser, with no software installation required.
Introducing an amazing case where AI ported a 33-year-old Amiga game to a modern engine.
Learn about 'I Have Been Clawed,' an archive project that documents instances where AI coding agents accidentally deleted data or caused security incidents.
An easy-to-understand explanation of the emergence and significance of 'scc 4.0', a tool that helps developers figure out which files to edit first in a complex pile of code.
A new approach utilizing AI memory systems to analyze complex programming code and identify errors is gaining significant attention.
We explore the programming languages used to write 'agent skills' that expand AI agent capabilities and the freedom of language choice.
Curious about the internal structure of AI? We introduce an intriguing experiment that implements GPT-2 using nothing but pure CMake, without any complex libraries.
We explore the emergence of Autolith, a programming AI that goes beyond simply writing code to modifying it and learning in real-time.
Learn about Fx, an open-source, 6MB coding agent that runs instantly from the terminal without heavy installation processes.
We introduce the story of 'TerminalTextEffects', a terminal effect engine built in Python, which became over 9 times faster after being rewritten in Rust using AI.
We explain why the open-source project GCC decided to restrict AI-generated code submissions and how this impacts developers.
Explore the history of large-scale code migration with AI, and the process of the JavaScript runtime 'Bun' being reborn in the Rust language.
An easy-to-understand explanation of the background and reasons behind the emergence of modern terminal applications built with web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
A look at the software development debate in the AI era through the case of Zig, a programming language that has completely banned AI-written code, and Bun, a project acquired by Anthropic that had to forgo a 4x performance boost as a result.
Easily explains the problem of 'nontermination,' where computers get stuck pondering endlessly without answering questions, and the importance of evaluation order in solving it.
The Gemini Code Assist service for GitHub for individual users will be completely shut down on July 17, 2026. We explain the significance of this news and how to respond in the future.
Can you create an AI agent without knowing how to code? Introducing Margarita, a new tool that extends the Markdown format to systematically write workflows for AI agents.