Fully agree. There were many other attempts at building a better C, but Zig's big achievement is that it offers enough new and compelling features that sufficie

Fully agree. There were many other attempts at building a better C, but Zig's big achievement is that it offers enough new and compelling features that sufficiently distinguishes it from C, while still managing to keep the overall complexity very low while still being familiar. That mix of "fresh, yet familiar and simple" sets it apart.