Nim is a thing of beauty. It has a well-thought syntax (some consider it to be similar to Python, but it removes many Python idiosyncrasies), state of the art t

Nim is a thing of beauty. It has a well-thought syntax (some consider it to be similar to Python, but it removes many Python idiosyncrasies), state of the art type system with generics, beyond state of the art macro system, excellent performance (comparable to Rust or C), and it can work as a low-level or a high-level language. It is pragmatic: you can write functional or imperative code, neither is imposed on you. There are so many beautiful hacks I enjoy (e.g. unit tests are supposed to be included in each file, all files are compiled as executables, and you can run them to run the tests). Here is a taste of what's possible: https://hookrace.net/blog/what-is-special-about-nim/ https://hookrace.net/blog/what-is-special-about-nim/