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⚡️ Zig 0.16 is out. And the new I/O model is a huge shift. • Swap implementations (threaded, evented, etc.) • Write code that looks blocking…
⚡️ Zig 0.16 is out. And the new I/O model is a huge shift. • Swap implementations (threaded, evented, etc.) • Write code that looks blocking but runs async • Composable like allocators https://ziglang
⚡️ Zig 0.16 is out. And the new I/O model is a huge shift. • Swap implementations (threaded, evented, etc.) • Write code that looks blocking but runs async • Composable like allocators https://ziglang.org/download/0.16.0/release-notes.html#toc-IO-as-an-Interface #zig #ziglang
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