> I really want to start using Nimrod for real work. I have actually used both Rust and Nimrod for real work (same project, first Rust then rewrite in Nimrod).

> I really want to start using Nimrod for real work. I have actually used both Rust and Nimrod for real work (same project, first Rust then rewrite in Nimrod). My experience is that Nimrod is far easier to handle than Rust. It feels like Python with the native speed of C. There are a lot of nice features built into Nimrod, for instance native Perl regular expressions and seamless import of C functions. As for me it is the most productive language I ever encountered. I know many languages.