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Nim's approach to parallelism is, for the general industry, basically groundbreaking and inspiring work. I really wish that this language got more attention. I

Nim's approach to parallelism is, for the general industry, basically groundbreaking and inspiring work. I really wish that this language got more attention. It can fill many of the same holes that Go fills without all the awkward dependency non-management and bad error handling. Similar story for Rust, it's got a lot of similar benefits without an ownership and extent model many people find confusing.

jksmith 11y ago
Groundbreaking? How so?
- KirinDave 11y ago
  While it's not amazing in academia, seeing static analysis of correctness for concurrent and parallel code is unusual outside of things like Haskell language extensions. Check out what they're doing. It's quite unusual to see.