me and @hugogranstrom just proposed a "Updates from NimibLand" talk (we plan to talk about the NimibLand organization, what happened in nimib and nimislides in the last two years, talk about nimibook, ... and maybe something else... more spoilers in a nimib speaking hours discussion thread...). :)
For those planning to use nimislides/nimib (thank for the shout out @miran !), I have started to use a specific code organization (example here: <https://github.com/pietroppeter/nim-for-pythonistas/blob/main/index.nim>) in which I have a "module" for each part of the talk (title, part one, two, ...), I use named and exported templates for slides and I usually start working on each part independently and later put them back all together in the index. I found it very productive to iterate on the slides quickly (I also use a module with utilities, nbex.nim in the repo above).
