Thank you so much! > > One the things nim needs right now is some exposition. If you have a blog > > (or maybe as a guest blog entry in this site) >> you could write your > > experience and how this project work. > > This x 1000. Always happy to accept guest posts on nim-lang.org.
Wow, I had no idea Nim was having a hard time with exposure- ever since I first noticed it a year or two ago it just seemed so inevitable to me. Okay I'll cook something up. Thanks for the tweet! I couldn't be more proud. > Holy UGenGraph! > I'm working on a client library, but it is only a few days old! That would be > so awesome to have both server and client covered. Aw, amazing! Please do share your repository if you like- doesn't matter if it's new, maybe we can give each other a hand. I invented a plain-text music notation called [SpaceTracker](https://github.com/carlocapocasa/SpaceTracker) a while back and I've been meaning to convert into to a C library and hook it up to the client- looks like with Nim and your work I'll finally be able to do that- I'd been [putting off learning C or C++ properly](http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=7724) because there was just more I could get done by sacrificing performance.
