Interview with Zig creator Andrew Kelley

Andrew mentions that I made a tool to help with zig and AI usage around the halfway mark, that tool is zigdoc (github.com/rockorager/zigdoc) for anyone wanting to try it out. Basically, this is command line documentation for the zig stdlib and any discovered dependencies from the build graph.

For embedded stuff, C has been my go to for years. Not C++, just C.

I've been on the fence whether to do our next embedded project in Zig or Rust, because it feels like "It Is Time" (Rafiki voice). This interview may be the tipping point for me. There's gestalt here that resonates strongly with me.

oxidation was a good dig