Hi guys, I have been interested in the concept of "Nim for X programmers" for a
long time. And I would like to do the same for HappyX.
I am currently working on [HappyX for Karax
programmers](https://hapticx.github.io/happyx/#/guide/hpx_for_karax).
I would like to hear from you guys the pros an
sounds really good!
I would like to know what the creator of Nim thinks about
[HappyX](https://github.com/HapticX/happyx)
@matkuki, HappyX is stable for creating full-stack applications.
In examples folder you can see happyx website (that made with happyx). Also
happyx website has playground, that also uses happyx for backend part 👀
The following paragraph serves as an introduction to HappyX. You can skip it if
you are already familiar with HappyX.
As you know, HappyX is a full-featured web framework written in Nim. It
supports the development of single-page applications, server-side applications
(e.g., RestAPI), and serve
Thanks!
I'm trying open file in macro, but I got exception:
template/generic instantiation of `some` from here
Error: cannot 'importc' variable at compile time; fopen
Run
My Nim code:
import macros
macro some(): untyped =
var f = open("some
I can't say about ORC, but libraries `httpx` and `microasynchttpserver` support
multithreading
btw in HappyX you can use it via `-d:httpx` and `-d:micro` 🙂
> You should check out @pwernersbach's excellent MicroAsyncHttpServer library.
> It's slightly faster than httpx when multithreading, and it's nearly 100%
> API-compatible with stdlib's AsyncHttpServer. The difference is that it
> doesn't load bodies entirely into memory, and instead lets you st
How? 👀
Could you please discuss your favorite web frameworks and the features they
provide?
If you don't have a particular favorite, could you share the features that
you'd like to see in web frameworks? 🎈
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