Nim occupies an interesting place between Rust and Go. It has an easier learning curve than Rust. I picked up the basics in a weekend, and some of the more adva

Nim occupies an interesting place between Rust and Go. It has an easier learning curve than Rust. I picked up the basics in a weekend, and some of the more advanced functionality over a month. The optional GC is ideal for the application space, and I also don't find myself fighting the compiler very frequently. When compared to Go, Nim provides a lot more functionality. Object variants, a working implementation of generics, not to mention a great macro system.