[Tozen]

> by the way they are pushing development of so many products...

"They" are many different people (developers or contributors). As an open-source project, people focus on what they like or may need.

Furthermore, V has a native backend, in addition to others: C, JavaScript, WASM, etc... They've stated (on their website) that their plan is to eventually make the native backend the primary, as they close in on 1.0. The other backends can be seen, for those that have actually used or know of the language, by checking out the -b flag.

[bheadmaster]

> V has a native backend

It is important to note that (at the time of writing this comment) the native backend can compile only three examples in the `examples/` directory in the V compiler codebase:

    hello_world.v
    fizz_buzz.v
    rune.v

All the other examples fail to compile when V is used with the `-b native` flag.