I disagree. Nim is very much a batteries included language and has a very healthy range of libraries available in the set of standard libraries. The lack of of

I disagree. Nim is very much a batteries included language and has a very healthy range of libraries available in the set of standard libraries. The lack of of 3rd party modules is a little problematic, but the large number of standard libraries and good C FFI can help mitigate this. Go is definitely the more supported and mature language, but Nim still has a lot going for it.