My (insignificant) 2cent ;) > V and Nim are very different. One of V's main philosophies is "there must be > only one way of doing things". This results in predictable, simple, and > maintanable code.
This is fallacy. Bad written code is bad, no matter what syntax is. The only thing that make the software maintainable is documentation. Predictability is something resulted by how clear the program (or data) flow from start to end. Not the syntax of anything or what. Simplicity comes after several (endless) iteration of how we write the software. Hoping to write program with simplicity at first shot? Without even understanding the nature of problem we want to solve? Well, good luck with that :D
