>Fast compilation
>Performance
>400 KB compiler with zero dependencies
>C/C++ translation
>Hot code reloading
>Powerful graphics libraries
>Native cross-platform GUI library
>Easy cross compilation
>Painless deployments and dependency management
>REPL
>Powerful built-in web framework
The V Programming Language
Jace Scott
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Xavier Nguyen
>Gosh, stuff sucks today
>yeah, too complex, too hard to work with..
>I know! lets have another programming language on top of the two dozen we have already!
>Brilliant! Surely that'll fix things right up.
Tyler White
Is V for Vaporware?
Luke Gray
The V developer is incompetent. andrewkelley.me
Use zig instead ziglang.org
Luis Nelson
Vagina
Gabriel Turner
also
>vaporware
Logan Lee
>cuck MIT license
no thanks.
Alexander Myers
Yeah, I looked at all the things he was claiming and thought he was either a genius or a massive fake. Guess we know which it is now.
Joseph Powell
what do you mean?
James Lee
Virgin
Jacob Collins
>Look, my half-stolen from golang, half-broken compiler with optimizations removed is fast.
>What do you mean it will be slow once it optimizes?
>N-no user, it surely isn't just another "improved C".
Zachary Stewart
>be code goblin
>believe in hype cargo cult
>pure hype driven language emerges
>profit
How could this happen?
Logan Sullivan
Honestly, as patreon scams go, this one was unnecessarily complicated to conduct.
Brandon Rivera
You say it as if web 2.0 is not a scam. No, it's just a state of modern programming.
Nathaniel Kelly
I say this as I could promise much easier or whackier things that look either way more genuine or appeal to the same group of idiots that fall for spam, therefore making more money in the progress.
Michael Myers
>more languages that model their memory view after the PDP-11
disgusting, no progress languages.
Ryan Collins
WIP the language
Eli Campbell
> Zero dependecies
The networking library is literally invoking curl on the shell.
Juan Cox
user it's a troll language. 99% of it depends on libc and it's just calling C functions. Also a real gem:
fn seed() {
# time_t t;
# srand((unsigned) time(&t));
}
fn next(max int) int {
r := 0
# r = rand(); // TODO parser bug `rand` module name conflict
return r % max
}
Isaac King
it does generate machine code which is cool but probably not a great choice in this day and age.
Liam Sanchez
Yeah, I like my stuff slow too.