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The First Zig Website Redesign
Up until the publication of this post, if you went to the front page of https://ziglang.org, you would be greeted with a multi-page explanation about how Zig improves over the systems programming toolchains that today we take for granted.
If you have done enough of that kind of programming, you’ll immediately see how Zig is tackling relevant problems, but if you don’t have such experience, then the front page could very easily look like a never-ending list of things you don’t have an opinion about.
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