I've got two commercial software in the pipeline proudly being written in pure Nim. Was never going to mention it, but 3% of profits will be going to the developers.
I agree man, this language just needs more marketing because it definitely stands strong on it's own merits. I was even thinking of starting a YouTube channel in my off time for Nim tutorials and building cool things people would enjoy learning. Like idk.. pokemon games with sdl2, and weird shit you can do with macros. As a Python developer I initially learned Nim because of the similar syntax and better performance, but after learning Nims metaprogramming it blew my fucking mind with the new possibilities and power it has to offer us.
