Interesting hoe everthing inter related, Literally, in this PR
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/10819](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/10819)
I have added the implementation hashes very surprisingly very close to what
described in the unison link. You can start using it in macros for
> I like these ideas very much but Nim can't innovate on all fronts at the same
> time.
I did not mean to say I want this feature now. Nim's current direction is
great! This post was about my day dreams :-P
> Sounds roughly similar to what "incremental compilation" will bring to Nim.
I had to
I like these ideas very much but Nim can't innovate on all fronts at the same
time. I'm also a big fan of Mathematica, programming based on this silly
"sequence of bytes" notion should have died a decade ago. But it didn't.
So my hope is that editors let us get further and further away from the
Offtopic but programming related philosophy question. I've been following the
Unison programming language a little bit, and I'm very interested in their idea
of keeping a code base as a database of hash id's -> function definitions,
instead of just "bags of text files" that get compiled.
