Add V

[Delta456]

V is a new programming language inspired from C, C++, Go and Python.

This list is very useful for those who want to know more about the language.

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[sindresorhus]

Thanks for making an Awesome list! 🙌

It looks like you didn't read the guidelines closely enough. I noticed multiple things that are not followed. Try going through the list point for point to ensure you follow it. I spent a lot of time creating the guidelines so I wouldn't have to comment on common mistakes, and rather spend my time improving Awesome.

[aliesbelik]

You've created a substantial collection of resources, but you appear to be missing a bunch of items from the requirements list.

Let's complete the quest:

• add 2 PRs you reviewed;
• add awesome-list and awesome as GitHub topics (as well as any other relevant, if any);
• Awesome badge should be placed on the right side of the readme heading;
• ToC section should be named Contents, not Table of Contents;
• add license;
• add contribution guidelines;
• add project logo;
• finally check guidelines if something still missing.

[aliesbelik]

Update link to point out at the readme file, to make uniform with all the other across the list:
https://github.com/vlang/awesome-v#readme

[aliesbelik]

Please check list items formatting:

• use dash - instead of asterisk * for the entries;
• ensure that list item description start with valid casing;
• use dash as separator between link and description.

Using awesome-lint may help you a lot.

[alexesprit]

@aliesbelik Hi! Thanks for reviewing awesome-v!

use dash - instead of asterisk * for the entries;

Interesting that running awesome-lint README.md does not show errors if we use asterisks only.

[aliesbelik]

Interesting that running awesome-lint README.md does not show errors if we use asterisks only.

@alexesprit sorry, that's my fault: because of incorrect ToC header anchors in list entries were treated as incorrect URLs (Invalid list item link URL). Will be validated with using of Contents header instead.

[alexesprit]

Now vlang/awesome-v passes awesome-lint.

@aliesbelik What do you think? Have we some missing things should be fixed?

[aliesbelik]

Looks fine to me.

But to complete the quest please add at least 2 PRs you reviewed for this project.
Dura lex, sed lex.

[alexesprit]

I'm not an author of this PR, but I want to get this one merged. Also, I contributed to awesome-v to make it possible to pass awesome-lint.

PRs I reviewed: #1675, #1679.

[alexesprit]

unicorn

[Delta456]

Reviewed #1683 #1682

[aliesbelik]

@alexesprit, I appreciate your efforts.

Looking into the other PRs I can note that adding link to V's website for V in V is a simple, fast, safe, compiled language for developing maintainable software. is nice to have.

All the other points look good to me.

[alexesprit]

@aliesbelik Good catch! I added the link to the V website.

[liamka]

Great!

[jetli]

Please use the default PR template of awesome project for your PR description, you can refer to #1688, see the description of this PR.

[Delta456]

@jetli done

[FatemehTarashi]

Looks good. 👍

[aliesbelik]

Seems like this PR can be finally merged.

[bernardoduarte]

Couldn't find anything wrong. Great awesome list!

[medvednikov]

Can you merge it please?

[alexesprit]

This PR should be rebased on to latest master to satisfy the guidelines:

Your entry should be added at the bottom of the appropriate category.

Also, it breaks the Coq description - removes dot at the end of the description.

The first character should be uppercase and the description should end in a dot.

[Delta456]

@medvednikov and @alexesprit done

[alexesprit]

It's still not at the bottom of the list.

[Delta456]

@alexesprit now done?

[medvednikov]

Can you merge please?

[Delta456]

Can anyone please merge this?

[medvednikov]

Any plans to merge?

[sindresorhus]

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