Async Mutexes(matklad.github.io)
50 points by ingve | 15 comments
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Open source can't coordinate?(matklad.github.io)
156 points by LorenDB | 181 comments
Zig's Lovely Syntax(matklad.github.io)
193 points by Bogdanp | 183 comments
Things Zig comptime won't do(matklad.github.io)
441 points by JadedBlueEyes | 180 comments
A blog post by matklad explaining the deliberate restrictions of Zig's comptime feature, such as no host leakage, and how it stays expressive despite them.
Rust Glancer(matklad.github.io)
28 points by surprisetalk | 6 comments
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