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Building a Terminal in Zig and Swift with Mitchell Hashimoto
Jul 19, 2023
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1.
Introduction
2min
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2.
How to Fix Paper Cuts in Terminal Emulators
2min
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3.
The Cost of Open Source
2min
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4.
How to Build a Zero Dot One for Rock
2min
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5.
Zing-Splash-Dried for Mac
4min
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6.
Mac Metal Driver Bugs
3min
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7.
How to Fix a GPU Driver Bug
3min
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8.
How to Write Zig Code in Xcode
3min
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9.
How to Sign Binaries in CI on a Linux Machine
3min
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10.
The Pros and Cons of LLVM on the Mac Side
3min
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11.
How to Use Zig to Build Native Add-Ons
2min
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12.
The Importance of Rust in Cross Compiling
3min
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13.
The Underrated Contribution of Go to Programming Languages
2min
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14.
The Importance of Configurability in Formatting
2min
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15.
The Differences Between Zig and Rust
3min
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16.
The Limits of Zagging
2min
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17.
How to Rewrite Dependencies in Zig
2min
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18.
The Importance of Learning to Do Things Right
4min
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19.
How to Speed Up Your Terminal Screen
3min
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20.
The Importance of Simd in Rendering
2min
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21.
How to Automatically Pad an Array
2min
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22.
The Importance of Zagging in Simdj Programming
2min
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23.
Building a Terminal for CS Fundamentals
3min
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Richard talks with HashiCorp cofounder Mitchell Hashimoto about a side project of his: a high-performance terminal emulator that he wrote using Zig and Swift, and which has become his daily driver terminal.
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