I'll take a look at that video. Heck, I might just make a video where I do the
exact same thing in Nim.
Video 2 is out! I'm not ecstatic with how this one came out content-wise, but I
was able to fix some of the production issues I had in the first video.
[http://ryuk.ooo/videos.html](http://ryuk.ooo/videos.html)
Was going to take care of that right now! If anyone has any suggestions, please
let me know. Next videos are probably going to be a little bit shorter, but
other than that I'm pretty happy with how the first one went.
funny, for certain things I find that the command syntax (is that what it's
called?) is quite nice. In the screencasts I make, when I call echo, I always
just do `echo x` or `echo "hello"` etc. I like command syntax for things where
the parentheses just make for visual noise. It certainly should
> people don't watch the videos in full screen mode, make sure you use large
> font size so the content is easily viewable
Yup- that's one nice thing about Kate I didn't really mention. I can very
easily have one tab zoomed in so that it shows up nicely on video, and then
another tab off-screen
ps://github.com/ryukoposting/NimKate) and modified version of Sam
from [plan9port](https://gitlab.com/ryukoposting/plan9port)). I will be using
Kate for the videos, since the lack of syntax highlighting in Sam might be a
turn-off to some viewers.
I've been mulling over the possibility of doing
I'm thinking about doing a series of screencasts using Nim. The target audience
will be programmers with some basic experience with programming, but who
haven't necessarily used Nim before.
The end goal is to illustrate how Nim expresses certain concepts in
programming, with the intent that the
