Thanks a lot. Based on this example I will learn how to proceed further. In the
meantime there's a question, why instead of just passing header to the function
as a string, need to create additional type and another procedure to create
headers. I guess, it's C/C++ legacy to save memory / less bi
@demetera, Nim is statically typed and has some type inference, so when you
don't see a type listed, Nim's type inference is at work. The type of `headers`
is a string, because Nim infers the type from the default value.
`headers:string=""` could also be used equivalently.
As for how to use tha
Thanks a lot for your videos. Those are really helpful for beginners in the Nim
world and make this awesome language more popular.
Please consider to cover "sockets, http, https, server-client architecture,
json" stuff in the future.
Dear All,
I'm relatively new in Nim, came from Python. Developing my own little resource
monitoring project and chose raw **httpbeast** as a platform for REST API due
to its simpleness and performance.
I'm stuck with the way on how to send headers from server to client. To be
honest, this is n
btw, for those who went, how was it? interesting talks to watch when the video
will be available (or are they already)?
I was able to (sort of) watch a couple of interesting talks:
* [What I learned about leading a healthy project from speaking to 50+
maintainers](https://fosdem.org/2023/sche
> Out of curiosity, the devroom wasn't approved?
to expand a little on @dlesnoff correct assessment (and partly using some
answers I did provide in nim telegram channel, I was planning to update this
thread but forgot, thanks for the reminder! :)).
Yes, the devroom was not accepted. I think I c
The number of devroom was limited due to COVID restrictions.
We could have joined and give talks within the devroom "Minimalistic and
emerging programming languages".
I didn't went there in the end.
Hello all. Out of curiosity, the devroom wasn't approved? This was so sad :( I
was looking forward for this year's FOSDEM with a Nim devroom :(
