Returning to Zig after losing trust in Rust's governance
A programmer reflects on their journey with the Zig programming language, noting its initial appeal as a C replacement and the subsequent frustrations caused by language instability. The author discusses the challenges of keeping up with rapid ecosystem changes while learning.
Zig is rising in popularity. It hasn't yet seized the space occupied by even Rust or Go, much less C, but it has been adopted by a few major projects and countless smaller ones. As such, it's becoming an important language for the future. having been interested in Zig for several years, I decided to check back in on the language and see how I feel about it today.
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