Zigzig
Zigzig is a minimalist, open-source programming language designed for robustness, optimality, and clarity. Created by Andrew Kelly, it combines aspects of systems programming languages like C and Rust with modern features such as memory safety without garbage collection. The language emphasizes zero-cost abstractions, meaning high-level constructs compile to efficient machine code without runtime overhead.
One of Zig’s key design principles is explicit control over memory and concurrency, allowing developers to
Zig supports cross-compilation out of the box, enabling developers to build software for multiple platforms from
Zig’s syntax is straightforward, resembling C but with modern improvements such as pattern matching and error
Zig is gaining popularity among developers seeking a balance between low-level control and high-level convenience. Its