Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

> the answer to your question you repeatedly ask is that different people have > different tastes in what programming language they would like to write in. > This answer should be news to -- exactly no one. I think you have misunderstand my question. I'm not trying to convince any thing. My que

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

> It's safer than C Yes, I can understand people rewrite a feature in Nim, instead of use a wrapper around C. But why people don't just write a wrapper around Rust to save time?

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

I'm not expert in Nim or Rust. Maybe when I say Rust is safer and faster is wrong. Write a Nim wrapper around Rust won't give a better quality library. But many Nim lib is in early stage, and miss feature, less actively maintened compare to a Rust or C lib. If I program in Nim, I would prefer us

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

> question: why would you wrap a rust library if you lose rust's safety? :-/ If a feature exist already in Rust or Nim, why rewrite a same feature in pure Nim. We can just wrap it to save time. But I still see some people reimplement it in Nim. I don't understand why.

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

> I have more fun writing Nim than writing Rust ¯_(ツ)_/¯. Write a Nim wrapper around Rust lib, or write a pure Nim lib, in both case, the developer doesn't need write Rust code. > People are allowed to have preferences. Yes, but just I don't see usefulness of doing that. Most Nim lib is in earl

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

You have shown how easily we can access Rust ecosystem from Nim, so why some developer still develop a early stage pure Nim library with few missing feature, in this case? They can just wrap Rust lib.

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

> At my job I have to learn Rust. I was just now reading about cxxbridge and > bindgen, two of the (multiple) tools Rust developers have to create bindings > for C/C++. This is a common thing to do in Rust, and it inevitably means that > one exposes oneself "to all the bugs that can arise from t

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

> How do you know that it's faster? There are quite a lot of benchmarks where > Nim can beat Rust. I say it base on: * * Most benchmark show Rust is faster. As Rust doesn't have GC, it

Why don't build Nim libraries ecosystem on Rust ecosystem?

I'm not a Nim user. But I have a question. Many people claim don't use Nim, because Nim miss many libraries. Nim community is small, that could be difficult to develop a big Nim ecosystem libraries with pure Nim. Rust is [safer](https://uploads.peterme.net/nimsafe.html) and faster than Nim, an