Nim is very exciting to me. For a long time I've wanted to develop a viable HDL as an internal DSL in a modern imperative compiled language. Until I found Nim I

Nim is very exciting to me. For a long time I've wanted to develop a viable HDL as an internal DSL in a modern imperative compiled language. Until I found Nim I couldn't find anything beyond C++ that would work (Julia might actually, I haven't tried yet), but Nim is just absolutely perfect. The custom operators, static params (a weak form of dependent typing), and the macros in particular makes Nim a perfect match. It also helps that the compiler is itself written in Nim and pretty easy to work with. It's exciting when a language allows you to solve a whole new problem that was just not feasible before.