Errors and Zig
Read OriginalThe article details the author's hands-on experience with the Zig programming language while working on scripts for client libraries and tests at TigerBeetle. It focuses on the explicit error handling Zig requires, particularly for memory allocation failures, and discusses the pervasive use of the 'try' keyword, its necessity, and its perceived verbosity in script contexts.
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