ZIGlands is an educational project.
Each example in ZIGlands tackles a specific Zig concept, explaining it through analogies to Stand abilities, Hamon techniques, or iconic moments from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. The project is organized into volumes, each containing a set of themed examples.
The inaugural volume of ZIGlands, introducing fundamental Zig concepts through the lens of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Dive into memory management, error handling, concurrency, and more, all explained with the flair of a Stand battle!
- Clone this repository to your local machine.
- Ensure you have Zig installed (version 0.13.0 or later recommended).
- Navigate to a volume (e.g.,
cd volume-1). - Explore the examples in the
examples/directory. - Read the README.md files for explanations and JoJo references.
- Compile and run the .zig files to see the concepts in action.
Your next line is... "I want to contribute to ZIGlands!" I welcome contributions from both Zig enthusiasts and JoJo fans. If you have an idea for a new example, a correction, or an improvement, please feel free to submit a PR.
Remember, coding in Zig is like manifesting a Stand - it takes practice, creativity, and a bizarre approach to problem-solving.
"Yare yare daze... Looks like it's time to debug this code." - Jotaro Kujo, probably