I am rarely impressed by new languages, I tend to think we already have too many, a lot of them are slow and or redundant.
But I like to see the emergence of a few sane proposals to replace C/C++, I've been extremely impressed so far by the work done by the team behind Zig.
The best feature, from my perspective, is that Zig does not intend to be a better C++ but a better C.
But I like to see the emergence of a few sane proposals to replace C/C++, I've been extremely impressed so far by the work done by the team behind Zig.
The best feature, from my perspective, is that Zig does not intend to be a better C++ but a better C.