D and Nim are great mature languages. If you think they're suitable for the domain you're working on and reach out for either of them, you're not gonna go wrong. They have large communities and you'll easily find answers to your questions.
I wouldn't call Zig established, though. Zig's compiler still crashes on valid code and compared to V it still doesn't have an online playground, a package manager, hot code reloading, a REPL, etc. even though it's twice as old.
V's syntax is similar to Go. However under the hood V differs from Go. For example:
- V has compile-time memory management similar to the Lobster programming language.
- V has zero-cost interoperability with C.
Check it out and decide for yourself. If you already know Go, you can learn V in an afternoon.
I wouldn't call Zig established, though. Zig's compiler still crashes on valid code and compared to V it still doesn't have an online playground, a package manager, hot code reloading, a REPL, etc. even though it's twice as old.
V's syntax is similar to Go. However under the hood V differs from Go. For example:
- V has compile-time memory management similar to the Lobster programming language.
- V has zero-cost interoperability with C.
Check it out and decide for yourself. If you already know Go, you can learn V in an afternoon.