Updates, tutorials, and deep-dives into the Zolo language.
A lint warning about nesting depth, traced back through Linus Torvalds, McCabe's cyclomatic complexity (1976), Dijkstra's "Go To Considered Harmful" (1968), and Miller's working-memory limits (1956).
How Zolo's lazy iterator system lets you work with infinite sequences without running out of memory — and why it changes how you think about data.
A deep dive into the |> operator — how it works, why it matters, and real-world examples of functional pipelines in Zolo.
We built Zolo to bring Rust's expressiveness and Lua's speed together. Here's why, and what we built.