[lioeters]

It sounds like Zig would benefit from someone like you on the inside, as a member or active contributor, reviewing and participating in the development of the standard library.

Zig is one of my favorite new languages, I really like the cross-compiler too. I'm not a regular user yet but I'm hopeful for its long-term success as a language and ecosystem. It's still early days, beta/dev level instability is expected, and even fundamental changes in design. I think community input and feedback can be particularly valuable at this stage.

[lukaslalinsky]

I've realized that Zig is a language, in which people can write programs in vastly different styles. And these are not really compatible. This is not unlike C++, for example. I learned Zig in my own bubble, just using my previous programming knowledge, not relaying on existing Zig code much. If I saw Zig's own code at the early stages, I'd probably not pick the language, purely on the style of huge inlined switches and nested conditions all over the place.

[Cloudef]

I dont think the core team accepts LLM generated code in the std.