Nim programming language finally hit 1.0

[Chris]

On Wednesday, 2 October 2019 at 12:43:30 UTC, Rel wrote:
>>
>> I wouldn't write off Nim here. Nim could be an option for iOS 
>> and Android development if you can compile it to C libs or 
>> some sort of OS specific format.
>>
>>> What would have to change (in terms of technology) to 
>>> increase the probability of capturing one such market?
>>
>> Something like GraalVM? Write in any language you like and you 
>> can interact with any language you like, but I don't really 
>> see it for D. Nim, perhaps. I don't know.
> Actually Nim may be pretty fine for web as it compiles to JS as 
> well. I believe that they have a full stack framework already, 
> where you do both backend and frontend in Nim.

I wouldn't write off Nim here either. Nim has the benefit of 
being "young", so they've been able to see and adapt to the 
latest developments (e.g. web client + server, JS etc.).