Compile-time

V provides compile-time features, which allow you to do things at compile-time, instead of at runtime. This is useful for things like generating code or doing things that are not possible at runtime.

Thanks to reflection, you can write efficient data serializers in V that do not require runtime reflection.

Due to the fact that files can be embedded in binaries, V programs are more boxed and do not require additional files to be transferred with the binary file.