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Zig keeps improving as a programming language. Unfortunately, its management increasingly seems determined to make it a bad choice for the people who actually want to use it.
Zig is a fascinating programming language. Its design contains genuinely good ideas, its technical ambitions are impressive, and it has attracted talented developers who have spent years building a serious systems programming toolchain. And despite all that, it's becoming increasingly hard to recommend it.
Over the past year, the project has made a series of decisions that individually might seem like ordinary disagreements about open-source development, while together revealing a deeply concerning pattern.
