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The post narrates the author's experience of using the Zig programming language and Raylib to create an interactive Scrabble board demo during a school break. It offers insights into why Zig is appealing, discusses various programming techniques used, such as comptime in Zig, and describes the process of building the demo. The author also touches upon the use of jujutsu for version control and reflects on the overall coding experience.

One day with Zig, Raylib, and jj — Isaac Clayton

<p>Nice read. I still struggle with writing Zig, especially when some libraries have 2 versions of public methods (1 with <code>comptime</code> and another without) for some readon.
But I really like the motives and direction of the project. I want to try it again when I have the time.</p>
