Indeed, those high priority bugs have in fact been marked that way because they
are breaking changes (in particular the issues labelled stdlib and high
priority). Dealing with them is a must for v0.18.0 and thus by extension v1.0.
So do help us out
As of today, this is the most reliable source of pending tasks
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/todo.txt](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/todo.txt):
version 1.0 battle plan
===
- let 'doAssert' analyse the expressions and
> Either way, financial donations definitely help.
Yup, signed up on BountySource last night.
> What if 0.9.2 was really 1.0 but no one noticed?
I understand that these numbers are arbitrary and there is nothing about a v1.0
release number that suddenly magically bestows anything on the actual software
itself.
My question was in part prompted by comments I saw on /. in earlier articles
> Make this number go under 1000
Thanks for pointing this out. I think it is a good place for me to start.
In my past experience I have found that one of the best ways to learn a new
code base is by tracking down obvious bugs wherein things crash.
It gives you a specific target to aim for and
> What do you mean under term older technologies?
For the first couple of programming jobs I had I literally had physical wyse60
and vt100 terminals sitting on my desk, connected up via 9600 baud (or 19200 if
I was lucky) serial lines.
I have an interest in lexing and parsing and tended to
That is entirely up to Araq.
Everyone (including myself) has been hyping up the idea of [The Great Epic
Version One Point Oh
Release](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning#Version_1.0_as_a_milestone),
as if that really requires some rigid standard of achievement. I am starting
to
Hi Kevin Welcome Nim-land !!
you can see many [Issue](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues)
And... can make other wrapper not
[Here](https://nim-lang.org/docs/lib.html#wrappers)
Welcome aboard! What do you mean under term older technologies?
Hi all
I'm very new to nim, like '4 days ago' new.
I'm a very experienced software developer, though probably specializing in
'older technologies'.
Nim seems to me to be the perfect mix of efficiency and expression, and I'd
like to see its adoption grow.
What can I do to help get nim to a
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