> > if I write a library today, will it be completely obsolete or compile a > > year or two for now? > > In my opinion, yes, based on other stuff programmed in nim that has not > received updates in a year. But it might happen that in a year nim reaches v1.
I disagree. Here is some proof: a library I've written a LONG time ago, compiles perfectly: [https://github.com/dom96/nim-jsonrpc](https://github.com/dom96/nim-jsonrpc). Sure it's not large but it proves something. Despite Nim being pre-v1 we do make an effort not to break things. And v1 is indeed around the corner. * * * As for the features you've mentioned, I personally don't use either of them. Feel free to use them but beware that they may be more buggy than the rest of the language.
