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I am currently digging into Nim. It feels like Python, does some things better, and not very many things worse. It is strongly typed, has method overloading and
by leander1978 5y ago
I am currently digging into Nim. It feels like Python, does some things better, and not very many things worse. It is strongly typed, has method overloading and Macros. Creating objects is much more enjoyable than in Python. foo(a, b) can be written as a.foo(b), and foo(x) can be written as x.foo. The docs are very good.
- nothrowaways 5y agoFirst time to hear about it. I don't think it will be most employable in 2022
- hermitsings 5y agoAgreed. Looked into Nim a while ago. Docs are really good. Is it good for jobs?
- leander1978 5y ago> Is it good for jobs? Not yet, I guess. It is too new.
- leander1978 5y agoAnd it is compiled (using a MinGW C compiler)