BrunoVDR The V development team does an amazing job. I've never seen a language evolve that fast; I suspect you guys never sleep. I hope V will remain a simple, clean language and have a bright future. Thanks for all your hard work. Joel L. I'm mostly surprised by how many things "just work". Channels and closures made implementing asynchronous callbacks for C functions such a breeze. Thanks for that! 😄 hellolio V is the most comfortable syntax I've encountered, so I look forward to 1.0. FlibbyJibbit Been programming for around 30 years. Have done some C/C++, VB, and lots of Delphi years ago. Then PHP/Ruby for over 15 years. Bash, Python too. Recently I've wanted to start using a compiled language for reasons, and have looked at Rust, Go, and a couple others. I stumbled upon V a few weeks ago and have been very surprised by how easy it is to pick up. I am really enjoying writing V and feel like I am already productive. Even to the point I'm now looking at making a small ... pbarker Really like the direction of V, been wondering when this kind of language would pop up. Flexibility for operator overloading. (it makes syntax intuitive) Compiles directly to C, and I love C Flexibility for having and not having garbage collection Go concurrency model visrut V is amazing. Things I like about it: Hoss I come from a strong Java and Go background and have been playing with Rust. V looks pretty amazing in terms of readability. devsou.com V is amazingly simple! André L. I buy my son's diaper with C#, but every project I start today is in V. Because every project in C# has an initial load of bureaucracy that in V I don't have to deal with at the beginning, and I can plug bureaucracy into the project throughout the creation process. Teddy Gotta say that V's syntax is amazing (especially the error handling aspect for me since I strongly dislike Go's error handling approach but liked its other aspects). mint, maintainer of Vinix After V, developing a kernel in C results in more bugs, honestly more so because V catches a set of bugs and memory leakage that C simply doesn't. laotzu Just want to say thank you for continuing to improve the language. Adding the GC was very nice and I find V my all-time favorite language. Using V is fun due to great syntax and tooling but also makes you a better developer as you try to understand how things work underneath. Sh.a D'eau Just wanted to say thank you to everyone contributing to V! Before September 2023 I never really coded nor completed any project as the tools I had were less than ideal. In September I started learning V and now I have a really good prototype and a professional developer even reached out to me saying my code was really good! That's why I wanted to thank V and all the contributors 🥰 compilation speed simplicity (only a few keywords), yet powerful readability & maintainability execution performance cross compilation ... InspColumbo It's obvious that Alex was able to bring his experience of many other languages to V, giving the language a very solid foundation. It's difficult for me to list all the positive qualities I like about V because I'm sure I'll forget some. I'll try it anyway. TenTypekMatus Thanks to everyone who contributed to this project. The simplicity of language and the fact that it's compiled makes it number 1 where applicable. mihaigalos I think you do not get enough credit for the amazing language V is. Thank you for your time and effort. chris_debian When I stumbled across V, it just 'felt right'. nopana Thank you very much to everyone contributing to V! It's been 1.5 years since I've discovered it. I really enjoy the kind and helping community, the simplicity philosophy and lots of other things. I was pleasantly surprised by the easiness of creating an HTTP server: just a few lines and then handling the request is very easy by following the example. A big thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️ dovh49 V is the better Go. I use V in production for my personal projects. It is such a joy to use. chris_debian When I stumbled across V, it just 'felt right'. rodabt I mastered Python when I worked as a Data Scientist a few years ago. Since I discovered V I stopped using Python almost entirely, and now I look back and... it's awful. Never had so much fun programming as I am now.