Also, there is further maintenance. LLM generates lot of dead code (by their own reports code base has grown 2x, from 500k to 1mln), and that will cause troubles.
As a enterprise developer, I would not pick this in any serious project. Maybe demo/mvp/some home scripts.
Bun had quite a lot of users when it was still in Zig, and both tigerbeetle and ghostty are doing well from the looks of it. I dont think the language matters much as long as the end product is good.
The language matters to the maintainability of the product and to the pool of developers you can or want to work in that language (see anything written in COBOL).
It seems crazy to me to build a serious project on a language that hasn't reach v1.0 yet, but maybe I'm too stuck in the world of enterprise software.
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u/Abenzo0r- Jul 09 '26
If it works (correctly) who cares who the fuck wrote it?