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'Nim in Action' from Manning is well written and solid, I found recently. Nim is surprisingly robust, I'd mention. The book has a chapter on using Jester for a
by gtycomb 8y ago
'Nim in Action' from Manning is well written and solid, I found recently. Nim is surprisingly robust, I'd mention. The book has a chapter on using Jester for a web framework. This is adequate for some things. If anyone is at the point of using Nim as a server for React clients, doing something beyond a hello world (interacting with forms), I would love some pointers. I haven't yet thought through what may be done with Nim's capability to compile Nim code to javascript in situations like this.
- dom96 8y agoYou should check out the newly redesigned NimForum[1][2]. It is written 100% in Nim using Jester and Karax (a Nim framework similar to React). Karax itself has a number of examples in its repo[3], we're also always happy to help you out if you want to pop into IRC or post questions on the forum :) P.S. Thank you for the kind words about Nim in Action! 1 - https://forum.nim-lang.org/ https://forum.nim-lang.org/ 2 - https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum 3 - https://github.com/pragmagic/karax/tree/master/examples https://github.com/pragmagic/karax/tree/master/examples
- dual_basis 8y agoDoes Nim in Action still apply to Nim 0.18?
- dom96 8y agoIt does. It's our aim to keep all the examples working for the 1.0 release (some deprecation warnings may appear though).
- curioussavage 8y agoThere is already a nim react package. There is also the web framework karax you could use instead. Zero docs for that though