Comment by peesem
14 hours ago
"technically" usually means something like "strictly", not "by a completely different metric". work takes time. zig has had a decade of work put into it.
14 hours ago
"technically" usually means something like "strictly", not "by a completely different metric". work takes time. zig has had a decade of work put into it.
Technically means according to a strict, often legal definition.
The strict definition being we don't count developments that happened before version 1.
Like when we talk about Rust, we don't mention the virtual threads or GC or the @ symbol for GC references. Even though those all happened during its development.