i agree... now give us an intermediate tutorial!
> * Devote an introductory chapter to metaprogramming with a simple DSL
> tutorial.
>
> * And a chapter to major databases connection. (especially SQLite).
>
> * I really wish you included a topic on concurrency and parallelism and how
> you would normally use them in Nim.
All these topics go
Very nice but I really wish you included a topic on concurrency and parallelism
and how you would normally use them in Nim. This is something the official
tutorial pt 1 and 2 misses out on and would be a great addition to your
tutorial.
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I was busy with some exams. I checked
the new EPUB on my Kindle and it looked awesome. Extra white space problem is
solved and the TOC works as expected.
If its not too much to ask
* Devote an introductory chapter to metaprogramming with a simple DSL
I'll check it on my kindle tonight.
Ping me on gitter if you don't hear from me until tomorrow.
There is now an experimental .epub version of the tutorial, available at
[https://github.com/narimiran/nim-basics/raw/master/nim-basics.epub](https://github.com/narimiran/nim-basics/raw/master/nim-basics.epub)
It looks ok when I view it in Calibre, but I don't know how it is on a physical
ebook
I think you should remove this account. I've had a quick look at their post
history and it seems to be clones of various posts on this forum.
> This is a clone of @miran post
LOL, and I thought about responding "you're not the only/first one to think
that" :D I didn't recognize my own words.
This is a clone of @miran post:
[https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/3917#24412](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/3917#24412)
This might be a kind of spam.
I porting now my program from C to nim. I plan to describe my journey with
separated article. Currently I have worried about calculating offset/index of
item in sequence (sequence is something rather similar to array or an list?). I
have found an solution on this forum, but I doubt it works any
Can't wait to see it. As a beginner I really want to read this.
I think you mean to include a link, but there is no link.
Which Tutorial?. Where?.
Lots of experienced people on this forum use Nim, but in my opinion Nim could
be used as a first programming language too - and this is why I've made this
tutorial.
If you have any questions, comments, or advice how to make this better - let me
know.
Great work miran!
Your Asciidoctor css layout looks nice. I was never fully satisfied with the
default Asciidoctor style, and also liked the Asciidoctor Stylesheet Factory
themes not really. So I tried tuning them a bit, but was not too successful.
It seems you tuned CSS for html, pdf and even
great ! thanks for the nice PDF version..
Well done! This was one of the resources I used when learning Nim and I'm happy
it is continually updated. It's always a struggle when learning a new language
and all of the tutorials are outdated. Also, very nice PDF - the design is very
clean and easy to read.
To celebrate the release of Nim v1.0, the tutorial has been updated.
Several typos and errors have been fixed, but the most noticeable improvement
is in the [PDF
version](https://github.com/narimiran/nim-basics/raw/master/nim-basics.pdf) of
the tutorial, which is now much nicer to read, and not
Thanks for this. I found this today.
A new version of [Nim basics](https://narimiran.github.io/nim-basics) tutorial
is out.
It uses Nim 0.19.0, meaning sequences and strings are automatically initialized
so we don't have to do it explicitly. (But there is a note for users of older
Nim versions)
And if you haven't seen it in the l
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