Introduction
Hello! I'm starting “Good to know” series.
I so excited to show you very young, but simple, fast, safe & compiled pro...
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If Go and Rust had a baby it would be this language. Grandpa C should be proud.
Haha 😂
The most important thing about vlang, is it has (it should) only "One way to do thing", so the produced code is predictable, hence the possibility of translation from/to C (or possible C++ in the future).
I’ve seen a couple other articles about it and am intrigued. It seems to borrow heavily from golang and address several long-standing gripes: null, generics, etc.
They talk about memory safety and management akin to rust, seemingly without the complication of lifetimes. That’s something I’ve wanted to learn more about.
No aliens. :(
Looks interesting. I likely don't have a use for it at the moment, but I like some of the features/goals listed in the introduction.
Yes, V is very interesting! When I first read their site, I was pleasantly surprised by everything that was described. No to
nil, yes togenericsand many more 🎁Then I tried build some app, but decided not to rush and postponed this article for a couple of months... but after release V UI kit, I understand: V language is not going to be someone else's "pet project"! He's growing!
And I need to help him with this... 😅
Thanks for introducing
Thanks for the introduction
You're welcome 🙂
Really like the idea, and its simplicity. I can't wrap my head around writing code without any form of classes.
Good to know :) thanks.
Yep, this is name of article's series. Hope it helps to learn something new! 🙂