User talk:Caleb Stanford
What's considered to be of a promotional tone for VHi Caleb, The V article (and as a draft) was vetted by numerous editors over a long period of time to not be promotional or advertisement-like. In comparison to the articles of many other programming languages on Wikipedia, it is arguably very much not so and care was taken to make sure it was not so. Do read V's talk page and history, to get a better understanding. To avoid getting into edit wars or issues with vandalizing articles for any arbitrary reasons, it would be much more constructive to specifically point out what any grievances are on our talk pages or V's. It would be better for editors to come to an understanding or consensus. Wukuendo (talk) 14:18, 4 November 2023 (UTC)
Fast compile times as a goal of VI'm giving you more information on why I removed and objected to "fast compile times" as one of the (primary) goals of the V programming language. If you look at their documentation, they make statements such as, "The language promotes writing simple and clear code with minimal abstraction." The article you refer to is showing that V is capable of fast compile times, but not that it was a goal or purpose of the language. I'm of the opinion that it's more suitable as a source for readability, because of statements like, "V has a simpler, more readable syntax". Detail clarification of what those goals are for the language were elaborated on by its creator in YouTube videos. "Simple and readable... provide the performance of C..." He does also mention "fast compile times" later in the video, but the problem with that was previous reviewers and editors objected to it being used as a source and any YouTube videos by the V project, though it might be time to reconsider. Oddly, the V draft appeared to be put under greater restrictions and arguably a different set of rules than what other programming language articles demonstrate (who reference their own site(s) and videos repeatedly). My issue is more about using that particular source for "fast compile times". If anything, it would arguably be better to put maintainability there (as referred to on their website and other sources) or use a different source for "fast compile times". Anyway, the reason for coming here is that we are probably in agreement with the lead and history sections, minus that particular goal. Not sure if it's really worth getting into passionate epic internet battles over it. Also, in re-reading V's talk, it looks more like a brawl between me and you. Maybe it's time for us to give deescalation or diplomacy a try. Wukuendo (talk) 06:02, 9 November 2023 (UTC)
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Pharos (talk) 19:34, 24 January 2024 (UTC) Rust - "adoption" sectionHi, I was wondering why you reverted the order of the adoption section. I hoped that ordering the operating systems in terms of their reliance in rust, with native first, would appear more logical. I placed r9 in the middle, whilst based on a legacy design still more "native" than win or linux because it rewrites the kernel in one fell swoop. It might also be worth commenting that native systems expect to take advantage of the benefits of rust in a way that legacy systems cannot. Squizzler (talk) 08:04, 8 March 2024 (UTC)
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