I think writing a language full-time is a given or necessity if you've been hired to work on software that uses it. Unless you've had prior experience and can c

I think writing a language full-time is a given or necessity if you've been hired to work on software that uses it. Unless you've had prior experience and can continue tinkering with other things. It's cool that matklad's moved to such an interesting project. I saw TigerBeetle a few months back, and thought that it's interesting to build a double-entry DB. As an accountant who's built double-entry systems into 'normal' SQL DBs, I find this an interesting enough concept that I'm now intrigued to try it out. Perhaps the year is still young enough for me to finally learn Zig while I go through their repo. It might also help me with the awkward knowledge gap that still exists between Rust FFI (in that I seldom know what I'm doing) and C.