Fantastic news. I haven't done anything too serious with Nim, but I did find for the code I did write in it, that its extremely intuitive and easy to get going

Fantastic news. I haven't done anything too serious with Nim, but I did find for the code I did write in it, that its extremely intuitive and easy to get going. It also has all the features I could ask for in a language and it never feels like you need to work around a limitation. Of course that's the initial impression, I haven't used it as much as languages that have batteries included for the specific tasks I do (most of the programming I actually do these days is around data analysis, economic forecasting, so R is pretty hard to beat).