I do like Nim, it has a lot to offer and I hope it will gain traction. But honestly when you want to get things done, it's all about the ecosystem, the librarie

I do like Nim, it has a lot to offer and I hope it will gain traction. But honestly when you want to get things done, it's all about the ecosystem, the libraries, third-party help, etc. All things where Python shines. Python 1.0 was in 1994, Nim 1.0 came in 2019... it needs time.