Posts tagged with: zig

Learn how to read the contents of a directory in Zig using the page allocator.

Zig is an amazing programming language that has the potential to become huge in the coming years. Learn more about Zig and why you should consider using it.

Structs are a fundamental building block of Zig and are used to group related data together in a logical and structured way.

A dive into how Zig handles memory allocation and how you can use Allocators to control it. Learn more about Zig's unique approach to memory management.

Zig unions are a powerful way to represent multiple possible types of a value in a single variable.

Slices are a core building block of Zig and are used to represent a contiguous sequence of elements. Learn how to create, access and iterate over slices in Zig.

Why I reach for Zig first for my CLI tools lately

Error handling in Zig is simple, explicit, and powerful.

How I ended up creating a dotenv parser while working on a CLI argument parser