>Unfortunately this is no longer true as compilers and editors now have integrated package managers. We expect them to communicate on the network and we don't r

>Unfortunately this is no longer true as compilers and editors now have integrated package managers. We expect them to communicate on the network and we don't really know everything they might be communicating. I really agree! Elixir is my main workhouse language, I love it and the Phoenix platform as well. I also really enjoy using Nim. It's _fast_ and looks great, easy to write too. Nim is one killer web framework away from the main stage. It will capture a lot of attention once it has a batteries included web framework. Think Rails, not Sinatra.