> Java(Sun) did this in order to get C++ programmers to switch. My point, Nim can be a C/C++/Rust/Go replacement on wide range of applications, why miss this opportunity, and the door is not open for long.
If I list all the advantages of using Nim, I can't give it justice, but seriously, do you think that a language like say Ada is short of delivering? not at all, but you can't convince a JavaScript developer to write in it, unlike say Go, our frontend developer asked several times to get involved in a Go project. Why isn't it Nim, Nim is better than Go, it run circles around Go, it has everything a programmer want of a language. I don't want to make a promise, but I'm more interested to find that post saying that we can have a C-style version of Nim, see if it's something still doable, or hope that the experts in Nim elaborate.
