> considering how much Nim offers, the existing documentation, especially the 
> official one, is absolutely ridiculously minuscule
> 
> If Nim would have at least a hundred times (...) the amount of higher quality 
> documentation, I guarantee, that the user base of this language would 
> skyrocket, compared to how it's going, now.
> 
> Look up any significant Nim project & you will see a developer, who is either 
> closely related to the Nim team, a compiler contributer in some way and/or a 
> C OTP since at least two decades, straight. Anyone can do stuff in Nim, but 
> if you really want to accomplish something juicy the Nim way, for example 
> with the FFI, macros, etc. you have to be truly deep into Nim to get the 
> whole picture, even more so the pile of undocumented quirks, 
> "bugs"/"features" & other noteworthy factors.

Sorry to repeat your words, but waouh! It's just like you reading in my mind ! 
That's all what I'm trying to say since the beginning.

@Araq, why not give a try to a new documentation project ? What will it cost ? 
Why is it so hard to break to status quo ? We all want Nim to progress right ??

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