[laserbeam]

I… will not update my zig side projects to 0.15.x. I can see why Andrew wanted to release this, and I can appreciate getting the new Io in people’s hands… but it’s merely a few weeks after merging massive amounts of breaking changes on readers and writers.

For those working on the standard library, it’s a great thing. For one like me who casually uses zig, it feels like waiting for 0.16.0 for most of the IO dust to settle is the right thing to do.

[debo_]

If you're a language called Zig, I guess you sometimes have to Zag.

[audunw]

Even Loris Cro one of the Zig core members, mentioned in a very recent interview that he’ll wait for all the fallout of the IO changes to settle before updating and continuing work on his project using Zig.

The future looks bright after that though. Both Andrew and Loris seem to think this is the last major breaking change, so I hope we can see a 1.0 not too long after. The biggest uncertainty now is what the consequences of (re-)introducing stack-less coroutines will be.

[Galanwe]

> Both Andrew and Loris seem to think this is the last major breaking change, so I hope we can see a 1.0 not too long after.

Well I mean the standard library still needs a _lot_ of work IMHO. Process management for instance is at a stage where it's barely usable for simple use cases.