Hi yes, added.
Yes, exactly. That was my problem... And then stumbled upon NIM, problem
solved. I call them coding zombies, or copy and paste coders.
Hi, welcome to Nim community!
You may consider adding your company to [Companies Using
Nim](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/wiki/Companies-using-Nim) if you end up
using nim in production.
All contributions to nim ecosystem are welcome! Feel free to drop by on irc (or
One reason many people use a game engine like Unity is that probably every
question you ever ask about, was online already asked somewhere. So easy just
copy the snippet from there and there we go!
I think there's a problem with this kind of behavior: People stop thinking
about concepts and
The RTree module now contains the R*Tree variant also.
[https://github.com/StefanSalewski/RTree](https://github.com/StefanSalewski/RTree)
I guess the number of potential users of this module is very small -- I will
add a nimble install script in the next days and maybe even add it to the
How about this one? [https://github.com/2vg/nimuv](https://github.com/2vg/nimuv)
That's actually for me is a big +. On another note, programming is not social
activity imho, it is problem solving, mental exercise and so on. Pub is social,
but I don;t go coding in a pub. Also right tool for the right job? Basically I
was looking for to write code to transpile our python to
A funny fact is, that many people just ignore Nim because its community is very
small.
Recently I read a blog post of Mr Lemire quoting:
Fixed thanks!
Having access to various Ruby article feeder sites I recently came across this
[https://hacklines.com](https://hacklines.com)/
[https://hacklines.com/en?ucc=rubyflow=Ruby%2CRails%2CSinatra](https://hacklines.com/en?ucc=rubyflow=Ruby%2CRails%2CSinatra)
which is multilingual. It lists articles
Above was just a quick post to let you guys know . Anyway, this is a very
exciting language and looking forward to use it and contribute with libraries,
tools and possibly some contribution to the compiler.
Well basically, very long story short, we are a small startup in the uk, i was
looking for an alternative solution to our python/c++ stack and stumbled upon
NIM today, It took me about 10 minutes to fell in love and after some
consideration we have decided to move our search engine stack to
TL;DR:
1. Does (one of the) libuv wrappers use a recent libuv version (< 6 months
ago)?
2. Does anyone know how to add SSL (in Nim) on top of a libuv wrapper?
I'm still trying to decide what to use for networking. I've noticed there was
Nim support for
Welcome aboard William Whitacre, expanding nim's targets and specially
debugging is always a good thing, good luck with your contributions.
Please provide minimal, but complete examples when possible. This works fine:
proc processRow(r: openarray[int]) =
for i in r: echo i
proc xxx(r: openarray[int]) =
processRow(r[0..9])
xxx([0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12])
Well, works
bump
For executing external commands you may consult the
[https://nim-lang.org/docs/osproc.html](https://nim-lang.org/docs/osproc.html)
module, startProcess() and related procs.
Hotkeys are closely bound to Operating systems. Basically you should be able to
do it very similar as you did it in other
nimssh2 link is broken.
[Nimgen](https://github.com/genotrance/nimgen) is a helper for c2nim to
simplify and automate the wrapping of C/C++ libraries.
It can be used to automate the process of manipulating C/C++ files so that
c2nim can be run on them without issues. This includes adding/removing code
snippets,
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