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It occupies more or less the same space as Go: it produces fast standalone binaries with garbage collection. However, unlike Go, it isn't shy to give more featu
by orthoxerox 7y ago
It occupies more or less the same space as Go: it produces fast standalone binaries with garbage collection. However, unlike Go, it isn't shy to give more features to the programmer to play with.
The cons are its lack of enterprise backing, its smaller community and its syntax, if you don't like either Pascal or Python.
- nimmer 7y agoNo: you can create system libraries in Nim, unlike Go. You can also entirely disable the GC or replace implementation. Nim can run without OS and on microcontrollers.