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Author here. It's taken a while but the book is now finalised and being printed. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it! Also feel free to ask me anything about
by dom96 9y ago
Author here. It's taken a while but the book is now finalised and being printed. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it!
Also feel free to ask me anything about Nim, publishing a book or anything else.
- qrv3w 9y agoBook looks great, I just started learning nim last week and I think I'll get a copy. I was intrigued by nim for its transpiling to C/JS (two languages I loathe programming in). I like the syntax and structure of nim and wanted to use it simple programs to upload to arduinos. Your book mentioned embedded systems in the introduction, but there is not a chapter devoted to it. Do you have any resources you can share about using nim on microcontrollers (Arduino or the like)?
- dom96 9y agoUnfortunately I don't have anything that isn't immediately searchable via Google (for example: http://disconnected.systems/blog/nim-on-adruino/ http://disconnected.systems/blog/nim-on-adruino/). I was indeed planning to write a chapter on this but due to page count constraints I wasn't able to, that said I will do my best to write an article on this at least and post it on nim-lang.org as well as on book.picheta.me :) I do also know one person that was working on some cool microcontroller stuff in Nim, I keep asking him to write a blog article about this but he's currently busy with other things. Maybe soon it will happen to though. If so I will encourage him to post it on Nim's website and if he doesn't I will definitely tweet about it here: https://twitter.com/nim_lang https://twitter.com/nim_lang. Sorry I can't help more!