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Nim is very good for small-to-medium sized services, but competing with Go is difficult for a grass-root language. Yet, Nim has a tiny memory and storage footp
by nimmer 10y ago
Nim is very good for small-to-medium sized services, but competing with Go is difficult for a grass-root language.
Yet, Nim has a tiny memory and storage footprint and runs on microcontrollers thanks to GCC, which makes it ideal for IoT stuff.
- Sir_Substance 10y ago>but competing with Go is difficult for a grass-root language. Yeah, I don't have any sound technical reasons for not using Go, I just find it to be somewhat claustrophobic to use. To paraphrase someone else, when I code in Go I feel like Rob Pike is standing over my shoulder muttering "why would you want to do that?" every 10 minutes or so.