Another thing that's really cool, here: they've published the language (and toolchain) to PyPi. So, with a simple

    pip install ziglang

You can do

    python3 -m ziglang cc my_c_prog.c -o my_c_prog
    ./my_c_prog

A great way to do compilation on a system without needing to get a C toolchain installed, if you already have Python available