A V web app running on Android via Termux:

V 0.3.2 is out! github.com/vlang/v/releas…

Like Scala and Go, V recently switched to using [] for generics. Using <> resulted in parsing issues that couldn't be resolved without type information. Old code will keep working, vfmt automatically takes care of the change. You can read about the benefits of using [] here:

The V ecosystem is growing and our official scientific computing library (VSL) now provides different examples on how to use ML algorithms and combine them with the plot library to see the results. You can check out the examples in the VSL repo to find out more about it:

V officially supports Apple's latest macOS 13 Ventura. It runs great on it!

The long-awaited IntelliJ plugin for V is out! It has code completion, on-the-fly analysis, syntax highlighting, code generation, quick documentation on hover, and more.

A new major release of the V playground is out! v0.1: - Simple autocompletion - Ability to run multiple threads via `spawn` - Ability to run programs as tests - New examples - Improved highlighting - Bug fixes and minor improvements - Resizable terminal play.vlang.io

What is going on with Twitter have they changed something, I am getting heaps of "You might like this " tweets ???.

V is available on Exercism now. Learn V by solving exercises. exercism.org/tracks/vlang

Vweb, V's official web framework, just got a lot more efficient. It now has a worker pool, which allows a controlled number of threads to be utilized for the http server: github.com/vlang/v/pull/1…

V now has a new wasm module with a pure V implementation of the wasm bytecode module format! It provides a builder to generate wasm modules in memory, enabling users to create functions, opcodes, and use the entire wasm specification without relying on large deps like binaryen.

Joe's first stream of working on the new parallel type checker is on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=Sl7J0r…

After some optimizations and cleanups in the repo, prebuilt V packages got ~15% smaller: github.com/vlang/v/commit…

whats happened to tweetdeck?

oh, what now I have to pay to uses Tweetdeck

V is now UB free! Previously the website used to say that overflowing could result in UB, but that was fixed today. No more undefined behavior.

V now has a pure `sorted()` method, which sorts an array and returns the result, without modifying the original array. `array.sort()` still exists and modifies the receiver.

A new French article on V with an interesting conclusion (translated): linuxfr.org/news/a-la-deco…

V now has lambdas! github.com/vlang/v/commit…

This new, have not heard of it before. techlab.uts.edu.au/antenna-satell…