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Nim is incredibly pleasant for actually engineering software. In most scenarios it feels like compiled Python, and when you need it, you get really precise cont
by netbioserror 3y ago
Nim is incredibly pleasant for actually engineering software. In most scenarios it feels like compiled Python, and when you need it, you get really precise control. The preference for referentially-transparent procedures and stack-managed dynamic data is icing on the cake. You don't have to write just about any memory-semantic code in most business scenarios. Feels like a scripting language, runs 10-100x faster, and add the power of static types.