@h42 +1
> How do I share a link to a specific comment in the thread?
[https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/3534/1#22078](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/3534/1#22078)
If I had a vote, it would be for keeping the forum mostly as is.
It is functional. It is easy to use. It is fast. It runs nim code.
It does not support nested threads. Neither do many other popular forums, and
in my opinion it results in much more focused discussions, especially in
smaller comm
Until I started reading this, I had no idea there was anything wrong. It is
easy to use and it looks good to me. There are web apps that are designed by
artistic types and web pages designed by programmer types. As a person who
prefers using command line tools for his "ide" as opposed to gui app
> Interesting, I am also am a Rust user
Interesting. I have not find time yet to learn Rust -- I intend it, but
currently better learning modern C++ has priority for me, as I may need it for
job.
How difficult is converting Rust code to Nim? Reason for this question is, that
I would be interes
Personally, I wish we had "private messaging". I don't think I significantly
missed anything else ("advanced search" would be nice). I'm the last person to
ask about UI design, but mostly, I think it simply doesn't look "sexy" enough.
Some "fancy CSS" would definetly help give a "better impress
Hello,
Interesting, I am also am a Rust user, and I have looked into, but not used Go.
I happen to love Rust as well as Nim, but I totally am in agreement that Nim is
amazingly productive
Let us know if you have any questions. Mine have always been answered in a day
flat, and most of all, Wel
> **miran**: 3. How do I share a link to a specific comment in the thread?
There's a PR open for this [#114](https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum/pull/114)
Anyway,the forum is fairly useable, only thing I miss is notifications for
replies.
I totally agree. I hate complex forums. This form is pretty good. I would keep
it minimal.
Hacker News is one of the most popular tech sites and it does not have any of
these fancy "forum features".
Despite this I would like to refresh the Forum's design and make it mobile
friendly. But we shouldn't overcomplicate things with features found in phpbb.
> The forum looks fine
1\. How do I open a thread on the last comment?
> This forum is fully functional
2\. How do I open a thread on a new comment (one under the last one I read
previously)?
> The forum is very usable
3\. How do I share a link to a specific comment in the thread?
* * *
4\.
Either in ~/.textadept/init.lua
ui.set_theme('vscode-dark', {fontsize = 13})
or in your theme file
property['font'], property['fontsize'] = 'iosevka', 13
-- Predefined styles.
property['style.default'] = 'font:%(font),size:%(fontsize),'...
I us
The forum is very usable but a small set of tags for topics would be useful,
like "ide", "compilation", "syntax" for example . Nim's users base can grows,
especially if a Nim 1.0 will be released.
Thank you!
The forum looks fine and most importantly is both very responsive and easy to
read.
>From the manual:
[https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html)
The implicit initialization can be avoided for optimization reasons with the
noinit pragma:
var
a {.noInit.}: array [0..1023, char]
Projects like Nim forum and Aporia editor seems to provide the team with
projects to experiment with Nim, find the best strategies and practices to
write code for specific domains, and then bring back their experience to Nim
standards and libraries, this lead to why people think Nim is awesome.
Libman, generally I agree.
But one problem is, that by reinventing something that already exists one can
waste much time and the result may not be of highest quality. Of course
reinventing can be a nice exercise for beginners, and it is a fine test and
showcase for the power of the language.
F
I got used to the forum (and the fact that i can run nim code snippets
sometimes is very useful) but i agree that it leaves you a bad taste in mouth,
let alone from time to time it breaks for some reason. It would be better for
new users to employ a different forum.
Araq looks like he is going to destroy your mouth for suggesting a syntax
change. Those stickers and publicity look professional.
> This forum is fully functional
[citation needed]
Welcome
I would like to start a discussion about the virtues of
[dogfooding](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eating_your_own_dog_food) within the
Nim community.
This comes in response to [a comment on
reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/nim/comments/7smw81/nim_future/dt7xmab/):
> "For god's sake use someth
Let's say I have:
type
Foo = object
bar: array[8, array[8, int]]
var f = Foo()
If I understand correctly, f.bar will be initialized to all zeros.
But is there any way to avoid this? I might set some values of f.bar later, but
I don't need bar to be initi
You could try a concept base approach:
import strutils
#https://github.com/onionhammer/nim-templates
import templates
type
HasName* = concept x
$x.name is string
HasSubTitle* = concept x
$x.subTitle is string
HasSummary*
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