There's still too much change in the stdlib APIs to make 'tutorial style documentation' worth the effort, because they will most likely be outdated within a cou

There's still too much change in the stdlib APIs to make 'tutorial style documentation' worth the effort, because they will most likely be outdated within a couple of weeks or months. There's an auto-generated documentation here (with many parts still 'under-documented': https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/std/ https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/std/ ...but the best option is usually to just look right into the stdlib source code to figure out how things are supposed to work (IME stdlib code is generally easy to read, and easy to find - and with the VSCode ZLS plugin you can also directly lookup the stdlib source code by clicking on a stdlib type or function call). For larger-scale changes, keep track of Github issues and PRs (those are usually extensively documented) or ask around on the Discord, folk are actually very helpful there.