My current favourite is Wandbox:
[https://wandbox.org/permlink/9qvzPvhvPhaSp96Q](https://wandbox.org/permlink/9qvzPvhvPhaSp96Q),
which supports all current Nim versions and even has HEAD updated a few times
a month. The great thing about it is that one can test multi-threading (three
threads av
There's this one also that has a vim mode and run keyboard shortcut, but no
syntax colouring: [https://nim.ide.judge0.com](https://nim.ide.judge0.com)/
Repl.it included Nim but their included version is old now, 0.17.2. Kind of a
waste of time IMO:
[https://repl.it/languages/nim](https://repl.i
I'm the guy who started doing Godbolt support. I don't have anything published
yet, but, I got very basic support working, but unfortunately I have stalled on
progress. Not because of Nim, but because godbolt has some "quirks"... It's
more javascript hacking than Nim hacking...
I do hope to get
[https://github.com/kaushalmodi/nim_config#list-available-tasks](https://github.com/kaushalmodi/nim_config#list-available-tasks)
js2asm Build JS, print Assembly from that JS (performance
debug)
c2asmBuild C, print Assembly from that C (performance de
See for Playground
[https://nim-lang.org/learn.html](https://nim-lang.org/learn.html)
which advertises
[https://play.nim-lang.org](https://play.nim-lang.org)/
For Godbolt support, I heard that someone smart was working on it, but it is
not really easy and may take still some time i guess. The
Hi
Is there any plan to include an official web playground to try/share nim
programs online? For example, Rust has Rust Playground, Go and D have something
similar too.
Also, is there any way to check/compare the generated assembly instructions
like in the Rust Playground? Godbolt has recently
