Nim works great on microcontrollers. I'm using it with a goal of sharing codebases on embedded and not. It's awesome to be able to write some POSIX network code

Nim works great on microcontrollers. I'm using it with a goal of sharing codebases on embedded and not. It's awesome to be able to write some POSIX network code test it on Linux and get it running on an MCU. The new ARC garbage collector fits the domain well. The non-atomic reference counting makes it predictable and deterministic. Though, it's possible to write Nim without using the GC or turn it off completely.