Can you perhaps link to some of said criticism? I'd be interested to read it.
I wouldn’t even for a second using web-facing services from someone with a security track record this bad.
fn download_file(url, out string) {
// println('\nDOWNLOAD FILE $out url=$url')
// -L follow redirects
// println('curl -L -o "$out" "$url"')
os.system2('curl -s -L -o "$out" "$url"')
// res := os.system('curl -s -L -o "$out" "$url"')
// println(res)
}
We have a fully working net module:
I don't really understand the negativity against V; is there something wrong with setting crazy goals if you're actually working towards them?
You should rethink how you convey your ideas, IMO.
It's astonishing.
They just want to hate something - if not V, it would be something else.
I don't see this as a reason to dismiss the entire language though. I've seen more damning arguments against Go, Rust, Zig, etc.
The same cannot be said of V.