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I would go further and say that nowadays "people should not use C++ anymore". You need a very good reason to start a big new C or C++ project. Half of such projects should "just be Java" (or C#, maybe even Python, Julia or JS with Electron etc.). The ones where C/C++ would have originally really made sense should now be Rust or Zig.


Is Zig really stable enough for that? The other languages you mention are much more mature.


Zig hasn't reached 1.0 yet, but in my experience, it's stable enough to write code that has to be maintained long term.




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