Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Wow, congrats man and huge thanks to everyone that has played a role in this release. This is one hell of a milestone!

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

> I tested it personally on Windows 10 and no such reports. :-/ No problem for me either. I use Win11 and a clever antivirus software.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

> I tested it personally on Windows 10 and no such reports. :-/ No problem for me either. I use Win11 and a clever antivirus software.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

> Consequently, the download was blocked unless I disabled Microsoft Defender. I tested it personally on Windows 10 and no such reports. :-/

Show Nim: JWTea, Crunchy and Depot. New repos you may find useful.

Is there currently support for decoding the JWT and getting the claims back in string form? I'm having a tough time getting any of the other JWT libraries (nim-jwt, quickjwt) running on a linux machine and your is the only one! But I can't seem to fin facilities to validate the token or get back

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Congratulations! However, when attempting to download `nim-2.0.0_x64.zip`, Windows 11 issued a false alarm, flagging `nim-2.0.0/koch.exe` as Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml. Consequently, the download was blocked unless I disabled Microsoft Defender.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Very glad to do a `choosenim update stable` today!

Chame - an HTML5 parser library in Nim

A preview version of Chame, the HTML5 parser used by Chawan, has been released. (Previously discussed [here](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/10328).) Repository: Unlike the stdlib or fusion HTML parsers, Chame aims for 1:1 compatibility with how modern web browser

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

I also noticed that :-) So, we won, didn't we? 💪

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

I'm amazed. The Hacker News thread has 115 comments so far and not a single mention of style insensitivity.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Oh! Sweet to see the 2.0 release, one more milestone achieved! Congratulations to everyone involved!

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

> since you mention it in your post, what is the new approach for IC? Compiling modules into some interface file that loses information (!) so that the serialization steps finally become cheap enough.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Congratulations all! Thank you to everyone who contributed.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Coincidently I saw Nim 2.0 was released; great! Hopefully it doesnt mean too much upgrading of my code (github some-avail). But with choosenim I can switch and do it slowly if necessary. Because of looming RSI i have to do it slowly anyway.. Thanx and good vacation to all...

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

I'll be interested in reading about overloadable enums, I haven't seen those before. Another thing I'm hoping to see is a lot of feature removal, but we shall see. Sad to see IC pushed back again, but such is life.

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Congratulations! There is a lot to love about this new release. I’m particularly happy that ORC has finally become the default memory management strategy. @Araq, since you mention it in your post, what is the new approach for IC? Anyway, enjoy your well deserved vacation. Thanks a lot for your

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Congrats! 🎉 Have a great well-deserved vacation Andreas! Huge thanks to everyone in the Nim core team and all the package maintainers for your work 🙏

Nim version 2.0.0 is here

Well, what can I say... It took longer than expected. With `ensureMove` and `=dup` and `=wasMoved` and the non-var-T destructors and refinements regarding `Isolated[T]` the ORC model is finally complete. Next step is to update the boo

Rc[T] implementation

type Rc[T] = object data: ptr T refs: ptr int proc rc[T](value: sink T): Rc[T] = result.data = cast[ptr T](alloc(sizeof(T))) copyMem(result.data, addr value, sizeof(T)) result.refs = cast[ptr int](alloc(sizeof(int))) result.refs[] = 1

Any fuzzy or trigram substring search library, with index, so it's instant?

If you're looking for a fuzzy or trigram substring search library that comes with an index for instant results, there are various options available. Some libraries and tools provide efficient algorithms for handling substring searches, and they can be tailored to suit your specific needs. It's i