> Nim in Action contains a full chapter dedicated to creating one with Jester > and Nim's standard library (which I noted you are not using, why?), the main > .nim file comes out to 62 lines of code.
@dom96 Thanks for example, but it's not interactive, it's like plain PHP or Ruby on Rails. > I took it up! Here's a link to my repository: > <https://github.com/ajusa/simple-twitter> @ajusa thanks for the effort of writing Twitter Example with Karax. Looks nice. There's less code on the Server and in the Client-Server API than I expected.... I'm going to take some time and think about it it... I will be back :). P.S. @dom96 As for the standard library, I do use it. My extensions are mostly addons like `seq.is_empty`, or fixes for old functions written with `var`, or fixing conflicts with iterators, or extending hard to use modules like `re` which seems to be written in low-level C-style.