I asked Gemini to summarize advantages and it did decent job:
Based on the information from the V programming language website, here is a summary of its key benefits and advantages:
Simplicity and Maintainability: V is designed with a small number of keywords, making it easy to learn, often in a single weekend. This simplicity leads to readable and maintainable code.
Safety: The language incorporates several safety features, including bounds checking, mandatory error checks, and a default for immutable variables. It also has no undefined values.
Performance: V is a fast, compiled language with minimal memory allocations. It boasts impressive compilation speeds of 80k to 400k lines of code per second.
Flexible Memory Management: It offers a default minimal tracing garbage collector, an experimental autofree mode, and the option for manual memory management.
Painless Deployment: V compiles applications into a single binary with no external dependencies, which simplifies deployment and allows for easy cross-compilation.
Built-in Tools: The language comes with a variety of built-in tools, such as a testing framework, a code profiler, and an automatic documentation generator.
Specific Features: Other notable features include hot code reloading for instant changes, a powerful cross-platform graphics library, and a lightweight, cross-platform GUI library (V UI).
Homepage is old fashioned, I loved := Pascal assignment, didn't love {} curly braces... why do we need those.
I went through few code examples and they were very clean, probably would be good to show more on homepage.
I will spend more time learning about your goals and such, which is what would help me understand it better.