The Zig project is going nowhere

Zig, a promising systems programming language with solid technical design, is becoming increasingly difficult to recommend due to poor project management. The maintainers prioritize enforcing their development philosophy over practical usability, as evidenced by frequent breaking changes without stability commitments, restrictive contribution policies, hostility toward departing users, and a controversial migration away from GitHub. While the language itself continues to improve technically, these management issues and the perpetual 0.x versioning make it an unreliable choice for developers seeking stable infrastructure.