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Nim probably makes more sense if you're coming from Python. Oh, and Python is perfectly fine for most things. If you like it, sticking with it and just speedin
by sdfjkl 9y ago
Nim probably makes more sense if you're coming from Python.
Oh, and Python is perfectly fine for most things. If you like it, sticking with it and just speeding up the rare thing that needs that performance makes much more sense than switching language, especially if you already are well into a project.
- rochacbruno 9y agoYeah, that is exactly what I said in the article! Speed up your Python using Rust; Only for those rare cases when Python is detected as the bottleneck. And of course, it can be C/C++ or Nim or Go etc...