Lukáš Lalinský

Zig’s std.Io interface, introduced in version 0.16, comes with a number of synchronization primitives, from low-level ones like std.Io.Mutex and std.Io.Condition to higher-level ones like std.Io.Queue.

The first versions of zio had no timeout support.

Zig 0.16 shipped last month with std.Io, a cross-platform interface for I/O and concurrency.

A while back I wrote about Zio, my async I/O library for Zig.

I’ve been watching the Zig language for a while now, given that it was created for writing audio software (low-level, no allocations, real time).

I’ve been an early adopter of AI coding tools.

I’ve upgraded my laptop today, that included Google Chrome, and surprise, surprise, when it restarted, it started telling me that the uBlock Origin extension is no longer supported and will be disabled.

I’ve been playing with Zig over the last few weeks.

A new version of Chromaprint has been released.

I have released a new version of mbdata.