JS Tooling Lacks Native Integration With Zig and Systems Languages
Developers building toolchains in Zig have no performant spec-compliant JavaScript parser available as a native library, forcing them to use slower Node.js bindings or reimplement parsing. This limits the Zig ecosystem's ability to compete with Rust-based tooling like Oxc.
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