Re:V
by Tozen on Sunday March 27, 2022 @01:58PM
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The first wave of Christine's complaints were when the V programming was just released. That's ludicrous to be doing that, to any programming language. Nobody is going to release a fully finished and complete programming language on day 1.
Criticisms from 2 and a half years ago on a new programming language are mostly not relevant.
It's really time to let go of the hate or come out and admit being an advocate for some other competing language.
Re:V
by Tozen on Sunday March 27, 2022 @02:02PM
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Spouting V is vaporware, is nonsense. Especially when they have an update at around a new one per week and over 90 releases- https://github.com/vlang/v/releases
And I wonder, WHO compile a programming language to use it?
It can be learned in 1 hour? Yes. Go can be learned in 1 hour.
Honestly I don't see any benefits using V. Is nothing more than Go renamed with "V" and "marketing".
Never used V and barely used Go. But still, some of those differences are a huge plus in my mind. For example Go FFI is notoriously slow.
Also immutability by default, enums, generics, no global state. Sounds awesome to my hears!
Criticisms from 2 and a half years ago on a new programming language are mostly not relevant.
It's really time to let go of the hate or come out and admit being an advocate for some other competing language.