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Hello, just out of curiosity, are any Nim maintainers planning to update the official sdl2 wrapper repository to sdl3? https://github.com/nim-lang/sdl2/tree/master

Or is Nim script significally faster when started? I haven't timed it, but I expect nimscript to the faster for small scripts (due to startup time) while nlvm would be faster for longer-running things - that said, the …

Note that the lightweight, fast, and easy RPC route is sorta unique to Nim due to typed macros. Normal RPC systems in C++, Rust, Go, etc end up being behemoths like grpc or cap'n'proto. If you're …

Another reason for this pragmatic approach is the number of abandoned projects in the Nim ecosystem. Even if this project were ever discontinued, it should still keep working thanks to choosing solid, well …

For example, with suggest.nim, uncached zigcc was 14.1 sec vs 1.19 sec for tcc -- 12X slower and a real human-noticeable difference. In short, a zig cc backend seems to really magnify "risk of …

choosenim doesn't have good tests that actually test the installation of a binary Nim version on windows from scratch and with installing mingw in the process the issue reporter is a bit reluctant with sharing …

Nim compiles to a single executable so deploying once your have an automated, reproductible build system, is very straightforward. Scaling, well it depends what exactly you want to scale.

But what tools Nim provide - for IDE to use and integrate with. I remember there were discussion and effort about: Nim Incremental Compilation, a key component to make IDE better, to give fast …

I think nim's type system should be capable of this sort of thing but after reading the docs several times I'm unsure about how an Effect<A,E,R> type would be modeled. Any resources or input to help me …