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Kind of a chicken and egg scenario there really. A few early adopters will need to branch out and start using it to get that momentum building, which is probabl
by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Kind of a chicken and egg scenario there really. A few early adopters will need to branch out and start using it to get that momentum building, which is probably a great opportunity for scientists who are looking for an alternative
- chairmanwow1 6y agoI think this is exactly the point I was making. There isn’t a real reason to use Nim, so no one but language enthusiasts will.
- planetis 6y agoReason for using Nim is its simplicity, anyone writing Python can switch to Nim, fast compile times and it's speed which is on par with C/C++