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I've been programming since I was 9yo, for 20 years now, and this is, by far, the most educational introduction to a programming language I've ever seen...

Please don't stop 🙏

Great video. I especially like the fact that the videos is viewable with my old eyes.

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need more!!!

Came for Zig, stayed for the refresher on the details of how machines work. Great stuff!

Awesome

Great video for an introductory session of a programming language. But I have a doubt, In 15:09 you mentioned about run time errors but the examples given seems to be compilation errors as the compiler itself will finds it and report it. I believe a run time error is one which happens when doing zig run like overflow error. I am little bit confused on this. Anyone help me with it please.

What happen? Waiting for the entire series...

bro im waiting for ep4

Good Tutorial but is this made with AI voice?

As senior that has struggled to learn zig over and over again, this is the best zig course i have every seen, i dont usually do this, but seeing the negative comments i said i must put one positive comment here so you could stay motivated and keep pushing this. Good work. Keep it up and keep explaining every single thing🎉

could we stop like 20 sec and just appreciate the quality of those videos? awesome job

I appreciate the effort that goes into these videos but the animations and sound effects are way over done.

that's a nice, shallow, introduction video for someone who's new to programming and decided to start with zig

The value 1 is not a constant, it is a literal. Pedantic yes, but naming two different things the same name might cause confusion for learners.

Zig is safe. But compared to rust zig is less safe. You shoud have mentioned that.

a really nice intro video!

This is a much needed tutorial series. Thanks a lot. Hope you complete the series for zig.

Wait a second. I think this channel is emtirely AI generated and led. The video, the animations, the script, the voice, the comments. Everything screams AI to me. Maybe I'm tripping.

Totally excellent introductory tutorial on getting started with the Zig programming language. The visuals and narration are so clear and well paced (captivating). They quickly take a novice to the point of making a confident start with Zig and the Visual Studio Code IDE. Looks like I'm not the only one amazed by this education master class. Well done Code Guild !

This content is great!!

the best learning tutorial not only for zig but for programming in general!

Overuse of the spin effect. Is the goal to educate or to make people sick? 🤢

nice job on these videos so far. It may be helpful to mention (in a follow up video I suppose) that custom bit width integers are likely most useful when trying to carefully control the shape of a struct or something. I think if you just arbitrarily create a 7-bit int it will likely still get rounded or aligned to 8-bits, which would be wasteful

Best intro lesson for a language

This course is amazing. Hope new episodes be sooner available.

So I watched this course, then I tried to find another since this one is still not finished. There's no second best. You guys set a new standard for teaching. I even checked out paid courses. I've been spoiled, I don't want to watch a course anymore that's not of this quality 😮

You are so an AI

Just finished the video. You're still an AI.

I think you're an AI and I don't care. Thank you AI.

i have never seen such a good tutorial series on yt

Dear @code-guild We really thank you for this masterpiece, Video of ZIG lang. I love ZIG and I want to learn more, please continue doing those ZIG videos. in Future Videos can you do streams developing Games or applications using ZIG? Thanks

Is there a way, we as a community can help you with these videos? It can't be easy doing all this o your own. I appreciate that you're sharing the knowledge for free. Education should be open to all.

I'm blown away by how good this video is. I'm not dumb but I like things explained to me in simple terms and to be taught in a way where knowledge is slowly built up. I really wish I had someone to teach to me to program in this concept. Any advice on what it would take for me to build a simple 2D game engine? Assuming, I have 0 prior programming knowledge and I want to start by learning Zig.

Thanks for the amazing content! Keep the videos coming. Subscribed!

thank u very much 🙏

Damn, people want zig to become a popular language so badly that they even create computer science channels for beginners so that they end up staying on zig. And I'm absolutely happy about that, I'm rooting for you!

Hey I'm just learning zig, love the videos! Commenting for the algorithn!

This was the great entry point of a beginner to Zig programming languge. Well explained, great examples, hope on the last of the Lesson there are a great project also. This was great, man!

There is a mistake at 10:50, the range is split in two 7-bit values, not 4-bit values.

9:50, *8 Bits can represent 256 values, 0 to 255 for unsigned representation. I think you confused the amount of values with the upper bound. These videos are great btw, I was looking for Zig tutorials, this is something completely different from what I was expecting, but I appreciate the little Zig insights here and there. Edit: Just realized you said the right value, it's only the video that's wrong

Thanks...

Great, really thank you, please continue...

Great work, thank you...

is it best than rust?

Clearly the best programming course video I have ever seen. The video editing is perfect (insane) and the course itself is really great! If you go to the end for a full Zig course, you will be my new hero :D

The arrow that flew in from the left at 0:14 looks like a cock by the way

Great stuff! I just started learning C a few months ago, but Zig looks really interesting. Think I'll stick to C for now, but I'm still watching these since its so similar and I'll eventually check zig out. Maybe Odin too, lol.

Sir. Can you explain it to a dumbass like me. Why use u8-u64 when it come to strings when but i8 and u8 is integer? why i8-i64 doesnt work on storing string?