I've been doing a bit of surface-level research into alternative languages recently, and Nim is a really interesting one.
This is also a really cool project! I think there's a big market of people who are tired of what I like to call "JS Postmodernism," the current mess that is the JS/TS/React ecosystem
Unfortunately I don't really enjoy the tab-based syntax of languages like Python/Nim, so this is a bit of a non-starter for someone like me.
I wish more frameworks took the JSX/TSX approach of XML, or at least let me choose.
Is there a reason to choose Nim/Fidget over, say, Dart/Flutter?
As someone who spent 5 years doing Python professionally, Nim caught my eye a few times, but I finally gave it a shot, there's quite a bit of sweet little gems for it. I think it has a lot of potential. Their official forums are a custom nim based alternative to Discourse.
This is also a really cool project! I think there's a big market of people who are tired of what I like to call "JS Postmodernism," the current mess that is the JS/TS/React ecosystem
Unfortunately I don't really enjoy the tab-based syntax of languages like Python/Nim, so this is a bit of a non-starter for someone like me.
I wish more frameworks took the JSX/TSX approach of XML, or at least let me choose.
Is there a reason to choose Nim/Fidget over, say, Dart/Flutter?