This project is based on Dom96's perfect work on
[httpbeast](https://github.com/dom96/httpbeast) and adds windows support(based
on `wepoll` namely IOCP).
It is also used by [prologue](https://github.com/planety/prologue).
Project in:
[https://github.com/xflywind/httpx](https://github.com/xflyw
@hugogranstrom @Cnerd Thanks! I'll try different colors!
@moigagoo yup I need to make it reactive :)
You should give the mobile version some love. It looks generally nice but there
are overlapping and padding issues.
Pending support for `with` and `dup`:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/14484](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/14484)
I think it would look better if it kept to the current colour pallete.
@snej
Thanks brother
I guess [Moustachu](https://github.com/fenekku/moustachu), an implementation of
the Mustache templating system, looks quite feature complete. With the latest
commit on February 8th it seems to be actively maintained.
I’m looking for an HTML template engine, ideally one that implements a
widely-used syntax like Liquid or Mustache or Golang Templates so I can easily
use/adapt existing themes for Hugo/Jekyll/etc.
The most commonly used one seems to be Karax, but it mixes templates with code,
and I prefer to ke
Define a macro, then use the macro name as a pragma. The proc body will be
passed to the macro.
Hey guys,
I can't find documentation anywhere for this. Nothing clear anyways.
How can I make my own pragmas?
I'm trying to port my favorite python module into Nim and my goal is to keep
the syntax as close as possible. Basically, I'm trying to create a decorator.
What's the best way of accomp
@doongjohn it's really cool👍🏾👍🏾 but I think it will look nicer with darker
colors😉
It's great that you find that you are learning new stuff! :D
I prefer the darker colors that are on the official webpage but I agree with
@xigoi that the pragma-styled headers look great and was a smart idea 😄👍
Thanks for the feedback! I've changed it to be left align.
Looks nice! One general advice is not to use central alignment for paragraphs,
use left alignment.
Thanks! I think pragma syntax is very unique to nim so I tried to use it.
Looks nice! I like the pragma titles.
[https://doongjohn.github.io/nimfrontpage-fun](https://doongjohn.github.io/nimfrontpage-fun)/
I'm not a web designer and I made it just for fun :)
(COVID is actually making me learn something lol)
Still WIP (no buttons work)
What do you think?
I am really sorry about that couldn't get a good mic for the tutorial
But you can use the site instead
Recently I'm working on the api docs for `Prologue`. Now I release a new
version for these changes.
# API docs
* core API:
[https://planety.github.io/prologue/coreapi/theindex.html](https://planety.github.io/prologue/coreapi/theindex.html)
* plugin API:
[https://planety.github.io/prologue
You need to fix the audio, the background noise is just too distracting.
Thanks for the feedback. When I say absolute beginner I mean someone who is new
to coding in general and one who finds jumping directly into programming
concepts such as strings, ints, types etc difficult or incomprehensible or
people who are new to coding in general but have little experience i
What do you mean by saying "absolute beginner" \- a novice in algoritmization,
general programming skills , the nim language, or to one who is lacking basic
computer skills? I ask you because i can not understand whom it needs for. I
browsed through every video, yet it would be nice if you provi
We could probably use something similar to get recursive (closure) iterators,
perhaps with less nice syntax than ideal. I was just discussing such an
approach with @sschwarzer in private communications, but ran into "type
trouble". The essence of the Y/Z combinator is, of course, to build "body
Hello guy made a beginner series for Nim you can check it out here
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUG1iyu04pAmudSymMOb-cfB8AoK5UHpi](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUG1iyu04pAmudSymMOb-cfB8AoK5UHpi)
now I won't pretend to be a great YouTuber (video audio quality is poor) and I
k
Nice!
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