thank you for your reply, and i am very impressed by your work and that of your fellow devs :)
c# i work with mainly because unity supports it and i think it's a fine language for someone still trying to find his way. outside of unity it's great for creating personal apps as well, though some .NET stuff has some issues (.NET MAUI isn't perfect atm, with some major memory leak issues) and apps tend to be quite big in size c++ im definitely sticking with learning even if just for learning how lower level stuff works in the first place. c# doesnt satisfy my curiousity enough in that regard. it feels like im not really programming for some weird reason? it's more just sticking a few libraries together and calling some methods here and there. ive done the entire c# exercism course and ive written a few small apps for personal use but so far programming in general has not really satisfied me yet. it's more like im just learning c# just to use unity i feel i'd also need to learn C or C++ in the first place to understand what im doing. it feels like most ppl who i see use nim kind of already have many many years of experience and are C masters whereas im not i see that you have recently published a book called "Mastering Nim: A complete guide to the programming language" which seems great, i like learning from books, but unfortunately physical books are inconvenient for me, since i dont like sitting down, and reading physical books kind of necessitate that because you need a fixed source of light. i always like to walk around the house with my tablet instead. i was wondering if you were considering releasing a digital version in some way. i understand you may have piracy concerns which is completely understandable, i dont want to impose or anything like that. but it's just my vote in the bucket there :)
