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Which are the companies currently using Nim in production?
Nim can do DSLs so efficiently. The strong typing, compile time range checks and that Nim compiles to optimized C is the icing on the cake. As Nim, on top of its nice looking code can work so easily with …
Neo, a new package manager for Nim - Nim forum
Hey all, I've been recently writing a new package manager for Nim. Nimble's gotten awfully slow for me lately, especially inside Nix shells. I would've loved to fix that, but unfortunately the Nimble source …
Reasoning behind function call syntax in Nim. - Nim forum
The above code compiles and works. What is the reasoning behind this syntax? I understood echo "Hello, world!" and the other forms; but what is the reasoning behind allowing the above syntax? I'm …
Naylib - yet another raylib wrapper becomes available - Nim
Hello! I have a quick announcement about naylib yet another raylib wrapper. It took me a few months to get it right, but imo it was worth it. It offers type safety through wrapped functions, destructors, safe …
GUI app with nim - Nim forum
Forum dyskusyjne dotyczące języka programowania Nim, gdzie użytkownicy mogą zadawać pytania, dzielić się wiedzą i omawiać różne aspekty tego języka.
async/await for embedded sysmtems - Nim forum
It is possible to create async/await as a library with just macros as asyncdispatch and chronos are completely implemented as a library and you could use an external C library and provide the same …
Best websocket library? - Nim forum
We're using nim-websock in a production projects, meaning it gets regular updates and maintenance - it also passes the full autobahn test suite - nothing is block its publishing to Nimble, we'll get that done …
Handy syntax for a Vector type - Nim forum
So, the next step in my quest in Nim learning is to create a yet another vector type: type Vector*[N: static[int], T] = array[N, T]
Re: forward declarations for objects - Nim forum
Nim's type-sections are a much better way to classify and read types within a module in that aspect. As for the second reason, we can make a different macro to eliminate cruft and associate procedure …