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Zig is becoming more production-worthy (zigmonthly)
Zig is becoming more production-worthy (zigmonthly).
How Zig is used at Uber At the start of the year the Zig Software Foundation recieved a small ~$50k USD support contract from Uber.
In this talk, Uber engineer Motiejus Jakštys describes developing bazel-zig-cc, a drop-in C/C++ toolchain for Bazel using Zig, how he onboarded Uber to use it, as well as how Google and CloudFlare also appear to be using it.
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