I wrote a a huge tech stack in Flutter and Nim. I really wanted to use Nim, and the stack kept growing the stack as my needs grew. Now I'm planning on releasin

I wrote a a huge tech stack in Flutter and Nim. I really wanted to use Nim, and the stack kept growing the stack as my needs grew. Now I'm planning on releasing most of it as Open Source: https://nexusdev.tools https://nexusdev.tools I really didn't plan on writing my own tech stack, because that's the last thing you typically do in a startup, especially if you're the sole founder. Nim has some basic web functionality in the form of Jester and Karax, so I went with it, despite Nim being relatively unknown compared to Python. A big reason I went with Flutter is because I realized that the mobile market is huge and a lot of people want an app. Flutter can also be used on the web and the desktop. I'm always thinking about reusability of code. What I ended up with is a Flutter rendering engine which can be powered by the back-end in Nim. However the SDK is language agnostic, really, so I'm adding Python support too (Dart is included as it's needed on the front-end). Any desired language can be added in theory, as long as it can produce JSON and send it over a socket.