Zig Bytes - beginner's guide to Zig

Today I’m announcing my beginner’s guide to the Zig language, Zig Bytes! It is structured as a repo of small runnable examples, with an accompanying YouTube playlist for those who are more visual learners like myself.

This all started as a fun side project for when I had time, as my way of learning the inner workings of the Zig language. I didn’t originally plan for it to become what it has now, but I’m happy all the same! It has been an incredible learning opportunity for me in many ways, and I do hope this does end up becoming a valuable resource for the community.

Fair warning as it is a work-in-progress, but I am open to any and all feedback on the project/series! Thank you all for your patience, support, feedback, and for just making this feel worth doing! :heart:

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Feedback: the video makes it seem like pre-built downloads from ziglang.org are available for only Linux when actually you can download zig for all of those operating systems mentioned in the video.

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I was worried about that! I was having a hard time structuring that section. I’ll add a note in the video, thank you @andrewrk!