Yea, like @xigoi if I already know which module I need I just use CTRL+F on the
module page. Otherwise I search the index (or even a google search would work
sometimes).
I am actually extremely curious to know what the other talks will be about!
I recorded my talk without knowing who will be delivering talks and about
what... kind of a shot in the dark.
This is definitely building up anticipation, but maybe next year we could
organize submissions in different t
Alright, now I understand your remarks a little bit better.
I don't think that Nim has a documentation problem in an absolute sense, I
think the documentation may seem lacking _for a particular audience_.
As @Araq said in his reply to your list of things that are missing from the
tables page, I
I consider myself a long-time Nim(rod) user, having experimented with it since
it came out in 2008 and I always found it to have very comprehensive
documentation.
I have also been working as a tech writer in the past and although OK, maybe it
doesn't exactly follow some key principles of tech w
"x86_64-linux-musl-gcc")
Run
The link in the comment is the key really.
However, I recently stopped cross compiling locally and I am now using a GitHub
action... less hassle overall:
<https://github.com/h3rald/min/blob/master/.github/workflows/add-artifacts-to-current-release.yml>
