Network protocol stuff, database tools, web clients & servers, games, graphics, AI, cryptography, and various random projects over the past 5-6 years. Some prof

Network protocol stuff, database tools, web clients & servers, games, graphics, AI, cryptography, and various random projects over the past 5-6 years. Some professionally, some for fun. It's an incredibly adaptable tool. I mean, just take the example of writing type safe Nim code and compiling it to JS for a web client (already handy), then writing a high performance server in the same language, sharing the same types/code, but compiled to C. We can bring together front-end and backend! :) Another generalist ability is with libraries you can get a high cooperation with Python - you can run Nim from Python and Python from Nim - so you can merge with that ecosystem too and use existing infrastructure as required. And of course an even better situation exists with C and C++. Personally it's been a great way to diversify my ability to reach different domains with a unified tool.