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LanguageOpen-source projects built with V
There are currently 63 open-source projects built with V, with a combined total of 13.4k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is V.
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A cross-platform UI toolkit written in V for building native and custom widget applications on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.
A modern, fast, and useful operating system written in the V programming language, targeting 64-bit hardware.
A lightweight, fast, and easy-to-deploy self-hosted Git server alternative to GitHub and GitLab.
A 1 MB text editor written in V with hardware-accelerated rendering, compiling in under a second.
A V library for AI and high-performance scientific computing with pure-V BLAS/LAPACK implementations.
A V library for AI and high-performance scientific computing with pure-V BLAS/LAPACK implementations.
Compile, package, sign, and deploy V graphical apps to Android devices from the command line or as a V module.
A modular, easy-to-use web framework for the V programming language, featuring routing, middleware, and static file serving.
Open-source blogging and forum software written in V, producing a single ~100 KB binary for deployment.
A language server for the V programming language providing IDE features like go-to-definition, code completion, and type hints.
A high-performance tensor library for the V programming language, providing n-dimensional data structures and linear algebra operations.
A high-performance web framework for the V language, enabling rapid development and fast execution of web applications.
A cross-platform GUI library for V with Swing/FX-inspired syntax and Fluent/WinUI3 style.
A Telegram Bot API library written in V, implementing all methods from API version 4.8.
A lightweight IDE for the V programming language, built entirely in V.
An extremely fast web server built in V using picoev and picohttpparser for high-performance HTTP handling.
A V library for creating desktop application GUIs using any web browser as the frontend.
A Discord bot framework written in the V programming language for building Discord bots with event handling and REST API support.
A cross-platform UI library for V and C, supporting Windows, Linux, Android, and Web with native widgets and system themes.
A toy C compiler written in V, designed to eventually compile the V language and itself.
Official SDL2 and SDL3 bindings for the V programming language, providing full access to multimedia and game development libraries.
A lightweight x86-64 assembler written in the V programming language for compiling assembly code to object files.
A V library for creating highly customizable and visually appealing terminal boxes for CLI tools.
A V-based programming framework for microcontrollers that transpiles V code to C for various device compilers.
A V module for creating PDF files with both low-level control and high-level convenience.
A lightweight framework for building cross-platform desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with native APIs.
V binding for webview, enabling cross-platform GUI apps using V and web technologies.
A modern, feature-rich ls alternative written in V, offering color output, icons, checksums, and multiple display formats.
A V language wrapper for raylib game development library with 100% API parity as the goal.
A full-featured Redis client for the V programming language, enabling Redis operations from V applications.
A manual GTK+ 3.x wrapper for V that provides idiomatic V structs and interfaces.
An intuitive, opinionated foundation for building and distributing 2D games and creative applications in V.
A high-performance, fast-compiling, lightweight server software for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition written in V.
A stack-based compiled systems programming language with a modern syntax, inspired by FORTH.
A V library for styling terminal output with colors, text formatting, and RGB support.
A V module providing the core text editor engine for building editors, text areas, and game consoles.
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