Review member-submitted ideas and support the topics you would attend.
18 proposals
A practical CI/CD session using Zig project examples to design team-friendly pipelines, container checks, release gates, and useful failure reports.
A practical session on command-line behavior that works well in scripts: exit codes, output streams, errors, and predictable contracts.
A practical CLI session on configuration files, environment variables, defaults, and precedence rules users can understand.
A practical two-hour session on Zig CLI Data Slicer, focused on Filtering, Sorting, Pagination, and Stable Output. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical CLI fundamentals session on help text, configuration safety, secret handling, and defaults that do not surprise operators.
A practical CLI session on safe file operations: path validation, delete previews, backups, and checks before irreversible changes.
A practical CLI session on logs, error messages, stderr/stdout separation, and diagnostics that help people fix problems quickly.
A practical CLI safety session on dry-run behavior, confirmation flows, file changes, and commands that are safe to automate.
A practical DevOps fundamentals session using Zig examples to connect local builds, tests, containers, service configuration, and deployment checks.
A practical two-hour session on Zig Form-Encoding Parser, focused on Input Bytes, Field Limits, Validation, and Errors. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical two-hour session on Zig HMAC Verification Tool, focused on Request Bytes, Signatures, Replay Windows, and Logs. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical two-hour session on Zig HTTP Client and Header Tools, focused on Requests, Responses, TLS, and Diagnostics. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical two-hour session on Zig HTTP Request Inspector, focused on Parsing Paths, Headers, Methods, and Status Lines. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical two-hour session on Zig Network Daemon Structure, focused on Connections, Buffers, Errors, and Shutdown. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical two-hour session on Zig Package Dependencies, focused on Optional Libraries, Version Review, and Build Options. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
A practical release-engineering session using Zig examples to cover dependency review, security checks, packaging, release notes, and rollback planning.
A practical systems session using Zig examples to handle runtime configuration, environment files, validation errors, and safer operational changes.
A practical two-hour session on Zig Toolchain Delivery, focused on Cross-Compiled Artifacts, Tests, Containers, and Release Checks. Zig is used realistically for systems tooling, C interop, parsing, build workflows, and performance-minded components rather than pretending it is a full web platform.
