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@Hobbyman To me the biggest problem with Nim is the brand. In a world with thousands of competitive languages (all with their strengths and weaknesses) you need to pick one but you have never heard about a story of Nim and Nim isn't even mentioned in the Tiobe index. Do you want to invest time

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@Hobbyman > I have not yet seen a rule that some discussions must be done on IRC/Discord No rule, just convention. I like to have more contentious conversations there because it's less visible, and I don't want to have drama or repeated conversations with negative connotations being archived ve

nim birthday?

earliest I see is a 2009 python post: and a 2011 version of that website: then nimrod-code, into 2013:

Local bug-tracker (written in Nim or not)

I usually use "github issues" or "text file & git" as an issue tracker :). Yes, mono is a general web framework, and issue tracking app, is a perfect use case for it. The downside is that docs are scarce, and you may need to look at its sources sometimes to figure out why/how some things work. I

Local bug-tracker (written in Nim or not)

@Araq: Ah, thanks👍 The lists of bug-trackers never mentioned Fossil was standalone! @enthus1ast: First time hearing of those, excellent 👍 @PMunch > There might be some distinction here I'm not aware of, but isn't a local > bug-tracker just a todo app? Tried Obsidian and Joplin

How to update a nimble package?

You mean you want a general guide on how to update a package from version A to version B? If that's what you're asking, I started keeping a repository on github with my obsidian-notes in order to be able to share what I've gathered so far.

How to update a nimble package?

What's the best way to update a nimble package? For example, I just updated a package of my own, and pushed it to Git, and I have another project that uses this packages and need the new version. I'm not using `nimble develop` mostly because I no longer need it (this is a small correction/addit

Local bug-tracker (written in Nim or not)

There might be some distinction here I'm not aware of, but isn't a local bug-tracker just a todo app? Or do you want it integrated with your repo? In that case maybe git-issue or git-dit would suit you?

Ssl with asynchttpserver

I just compiled with with the `-d:ssl` flag, and I still got the same problem.

Local bug-tracker (written in Nim or not)

Foes Gitea/Forgejo count?

Local bug-tracker (written in Nim or not)

[Fossil](https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki) contains a full wiki plus website plus bug tracker.

Ssl with asynchttpserver

Did you compile with `-d:ssl`?

Ssl with asynchttpserver

Any information on this would be greatly appreciated 😁

Testament - Test Failure reFilesDiffer comparing wrong files with one another

At this point I believe this to be a bug in testament, as a much simpler example also fails that based on anything I can see documented should work: # tplay.nim discard """ action: "reject" """ import ./breakPragma proc x() {.justDo.} = discard

Ssl with asynchttpserver

Hello I am writing code for a proxy server using the asynchttpserver library and I want to implement ssl natively on the proxy server. I have already implemented the code for ssl but httpclients are giving errors when requesting using the proxy. Here is an error given by a python script that us

Local bug-tracker (written in Nim or not)

Hi guys, Anyone know of a simple local bug-tracker, written in Nim or not? I'm looking for one with a simple setup and low footprint, if possible. If nothing is available, I was thinking if something like [Mono](https://github.com/al6x/nim/tree/main/mono) could be used to make a simple one? Th

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By the way, besides the Gui-support, Nim is getting pretty mature...as am I..

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@Termer: I have not yet seen a rule that some discussions must be done on IRC/Discord. But maybe that is a silent rule or practice. Maybe i have been living under a stone for that matter. ;-) @alexeypetrushin: It is a crowded market, but markets are also dynamic (a little to much in my view; th

nim birthday?

> The birthday should be the day the first bootstrapping was done. But I don't > know when that was. :-) according to [this old (2014) archive page of nim website](https://web.archive.org/web/20140921121402/http://nim-lang.org/news.html) first bootstrapping was with version 0.6 which was releas

Testament - Test Failure reFilesDiffer comparing wrong files with one another

Thanks for the help! Tried that out and it does indeed solve the secondary issue that was introduced by moving the test into a subdirectory. Sadly, the underlying issue - namely that somehow `testament` receives `mapster.nim` when it expects `tests/externalAPI/test_map_validation.nim` \- is go

Testament - Test Failure reFilesDiffer comparing wrong files with one another

If you want to import a module from your project, you have to use a full path to it, like `import ../../src/mapster`. The reason of it is, that the test is a separated program. Thus, `import` statement knows only the version from your packages' repository.