Hello V-Lang
Here are the summarized V features for anyone who dislikes salestalk:<p><pre><code>    - small binaries and fast compilation
    - cross-platform support
    - cross-compilation
    - cross-platform drawing library (GDI+&#x2F;Cocoa Drawing, OpenGL)
    - native GUI toolkits (V-UI)
    - value types
    - auto-free engine that adds necessary free() commands
    - C transpilation (both ways, allegedly emits human-readable C)
    - C foreign function interface (&quot;V can call C Code and any language with C-interop can call V Code&quot;)
    - hot-code reloading (not mentioned how, but probably dynamic library hot swapping)
    - package manager
    - autoformatter
    - profiler
    - documentation-from-source generator
    - V-to-JavaScript&#x2F;WASM transpilation
    - built-in testing framework
    - built-in web framework (vweb)
    - ORM (&quot;you can just write V instead of SQL while interacting with databases&quot;)
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Some tools in pure V:<p><pre><code>    Vinix - An open-source Operating System that can already run GCC, Bash, V etc.
    Volt - A 300Kb native desktop client for Slack, Discord, Skype, Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, and more. (only supports MacOS at the moment)
    VSQL - A single-file SQL database written in pure V with no dependencies.
    Gitly - Open-source light and fast alternative to GitHub&#x2F;GitLab, written entirely in V.
    Vorum - Right now it&#x27;s a very basic forum&#x2F;blogging software, but in the future, it will be a full-featured light alternative to Discourse. The V forum runs on Vorum.
    Vgram - A bot library for Telegram Bot API.</code></pre>