V, as in Vautledétour
summary
Describes the V programming language: a compact systems language (v0.4) that compiles to readable C and can also target JavaScript, Go and WebAssembly. Covers V’s near-instant compilation, optional garbage collector, immutable-by-default variables, compile-time generics, and tooling including vweb HTML templates compiled into the binary, the VPM package manager, the $$DBG live debugger, and cross-compilation that produces small executables.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04V's mindset and origin
- 3:58Installing and features of V
- 5:23Compilation and transpilation mechanics
- 8:19Fast compilation demo
- 9:44Immutability and variable handling
- 11:54ORM and SQL integration
- 13:58Building web apps with vWEB
- 15:01V's ecosystem and community
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