I'll tell you my experience with Zig. I don't have any. I saw maybe Primagen talking about it and I see your post here. I watched 10 minutes of your vimeo video. I see it has 30k+ stars on github. So now I have to try to understand it in a nutshell.
First like any language, I go to indeed.com and put in "Zig" to see if there are any jobs listed which use it. I don't see any.
Then I click to https://ziglang.org/ and it describes Zig as "robust, optimal and reusable". Well that doesn't really say much of anything.
I read the example listed, which appears to be a test case, and I wonder how the 'try' mechanism works without a 'catch'
Then I go to https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/ and see that it says:
Robust
Behavior is correct even for edge cases such as out of memory.
I wonder how that works, but there are no links to support this claim.
I read a little more then move on.
This isn't to say anything one way or another about Zig, its just my 30 minutes of reading about Zig.
First like any language, I go to indeed.com and put in "Zig" to see if there are any jobs listed which use it. I don't see any.
Then I click to https://ziglang.org/ and it describes Zig as "robust, optimal and reusable". Well that doesn't really say much of anything.
I read the example listed, which appears to be a test case, and I wonder how the 'try' mechanism works without a 'catch'
Then I go to https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/ and see that it says: Robust Behavior is correct even for edge cases such as out of memory.
I wonder how that works, but there are no links to support this claim.
I read a little more then move on.
This isn't to say anything one way or another about Zig, its just my 30 minutes of reading about Zig.