I have an open-source project written in #nimlang, feel free to take a look. It's a cmdline tool I use a couple of hundred times a day, and some arbitrary benchmarks put it at about the same speed as "ls".
github.com/OldhamMade/ll
Greetings, my fellow coding Comrades
Any of you use nim-lang?
If so, what do you rate it? Any good?
and finally, do any of you use it with docker?
again, how do you rate it?
#nim#nimlang#docker#nimindocker
absolute fun converting day 11 python code to nim - had to declare var for every variable; use seq; range is replaced by ..; range is inclusive so -1;replaced append with add;False with false; and used seq[seq[int]] for a variable #AdventOfCode#nimlang#python