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Zig By Example, 2nd Edition : The How-to for Practical Projects and Applications
Zig by Example, The How‑To for Practical Projects and Applications (2nd Edition)" is your comprehensive, hands‑on guide to mastering Zig—a modern systems programming language designed for performance, safety, and explicit control. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting out, this book walks you through real‑world projects ranging from command‑line utilities and scalable web servers to embedded firmware for resource‑constrained devices.
Inside, you'll
Practical Step‑by‑step tutorials that cover the complete development lifecycle—from initial design and code organization to testing, deployment, and continuous integration.Deep Language Clear explanations of Zig’s unique features such as compile‑time evaluation, explicit error handling, and efficient memory management.Robust Error Handling & Learn how to write reliable, high‑performance code with explicit error propagation, async/await concurrency, and safe synchronization primitives.Interoperability and Detailed strategies for integrating with C and other languages, building modular libraries, and leveraging Zig’s build system for cross‑platform development.Embedded Systems & Real‑world case studies demonstrate how to build embedded applications and network services that make full use of Zig’s minimal runtime and low‑overhead design.Packed with code examples, best practices, and community‑proven techniques, "Zig by Example" is the definitive resource for anyone looking to harness the full power of Zig to build robust, efficient, and maintainable software. Dive in and transform the way you approach systems programming—one practical project at a time.
Inside, you'll
Practical Step‑by‑step tutorials that cover the complete development lifecycle—from initial design and code organization to testing, deployment, and continuous integration.Deep Language Clear explanations of Zig’s unique features such as compile‑time evaluation, explicit error handling, and efficient memory management.Robust Error Handling & Learn how to write reliable, high‑performance code with explicit error propagation, async/await concurrency, and safe synchronization primitives.Interoperability and Detailed strategies for integrating with C and other languages, building modular libraries, and leveraging Zig’s build system for cross‑platform development.Embedded Systems & Real‑world case studies demonstrate how to build embedded applications and network services that make full use of Zig’s minimal runtime and low‑overhead design.Packed with code examples, best practices, and community‑proven techniques, "Zig by Example" is the definitive resource for anyone looking to harness the full power of Zig to build robust, efficient, and maintainable software. Dive in and transform the way you approach systems programming—one practical project at a time.
261 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 24, 2025
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About the author
Julie Smith
260 books404 followersAuthor of 20 mystery novels and a YA paranormal adventure called BAD GIRL SCHOOL (formerly CURSEBUSTERS!). Nine of the mysteries are about a female New Orleans cop Skip Langdon, five about a San Francisco lawyer named Rebecca Schwartz,two about a struggling mystery writer named Paul Mcdonald (whose fate no one should suffer) and four teaming up Talba Wallis, a private eye with many names, a poetic license, and a smoking computer, with veteran P.I. Eddie Valentino.
In Bad GIRL SCHOOL, a psychic pink-haired teen-age burglar named Reeno gets recruited by a psychotic telepathic cat to pull a job that involves time travel to an ancient Mayan city. Hint:It HAS to be done before 2012!
Winner of the 1991 Edgar Allen Poe Award for best novel, that being NEW ORLEANS MOURNING.
Former reporter for the New Orleans TIMES-PICAYUNE and the San Francisco CHRONICLE.
Recently licensed private investigator, and thereon hangs a tale.
Resident of New Orleans, Louisiana
In Bad GIRL SCHOOL, a psychic pink-haired teen-age burglar named Reeno gets recruited by a psychotic telepathic cat to pull a job that involves time travel to an ancient Mayan city. Hint:It HAS to be done before 2012!
Winner of the 1991 Edgar Allen Poe Award for best novel, that being NEW ORLEANS MOURNING.
Former reporter for the New Orleans TIMES-PICAYUNE and the San Francisco CHRONICLE.
Recently licensed private investigator, and thereon hangs a tale.
Resident of New Orleans, Louisiana
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