Hi, I do not have any answer better that what have been told. But I use nim for about 2 years at my job for small to mid size projects.
I think it could be better to focuss on points that can bother any dev or slow the process of creating softwares with NIM (which I find a great language): * lack of editor support (I am using VS Code, but will try nimedit I didn't know before reading this post) * not easy to do debugging (I stoped trying with VS Code) * lack of code examples in the official doc, I suppose that most of you are very smart, but sorry, very often, I find the proc I want to use, that's fine, but there is no example in the official doc, so I have to search somewhere else, try myself, lot of time wasted (can not compare with php official doc, where you have examples and discussions). And yes I read the source sometimes, but in a company context, you don't have time to read source to figure out how it works. Don't misunderstand me, NIM is the language I appreciate the most, way better than the dozen of languages I used in my different jobs as a developper. Keeping the existing dev in the long term is almost as important as getting new users. Last point but not least, nimble is great, but when it's time to update to a new release, it has to be done by hand, a core command that do the job could be great.
