deech@deech
19 Jul 2022
Spent a good portion of my @nim_lang talk on why C++ interop is so important and showing how much easier it is with Nim vs. most everything else.

youtube.com/watch?v=d2VRuZ…
Conor Shakory@code_report
19 Jul 2022
Live updates from @chandlerc1024's @CppNorth 2022 keynote! 1/ 🧵

Jul 19, 2022 · 9:23 PM UTC

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deech@deech
19 Jul 2022
Replying to @deech
Tbf, Carbon will probably be much more polished because it's the top priority.
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🇪🇺 simple-scran@Profpatsch
20 Jul 2022
Replying to @deech
@deech @nim_lang sidenote, “Nim Nuggets” sounds very wrong for some reason
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deech@deech
20 Jul 2022
Replying to @Profpatsch
@Profpatsch @nim_lang Does it mean something weird in a non-English language?
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TommyTwoThumbs@TommyTwoThumbs6
20 Jul 2022
Replying to @deech
@deech @nim_lang I love Nim but it really needs a big backer otherwise it’s always going to be relegated to being a novelty language.
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josh@superfunc
20 Jul 2022
Replying to @deech
@deech @nim_lang nim is generally quite good here, but there are still some c++ tricks which trip it up, one example is type erasure tricks some libraries use
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renghen@renghenKornel
20 Jul 2022
Replying to @deech
@deech @nim_lang interop with c++ is one of nim's killer features, along with pragma, and the meta programming
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