Brilliant idea and I'm glad you want to do it I think that instead of focusing on features you should focus on examples. In your video you could focus on developing an application and along the way explain the features you are using. Some applications you could develop:
* Creating a todo MVC app ([http://todomvc.com](http://todomvc.com)/ ). This is quite common. * Creating a CLI calculator. * Parsing CSV/RSS or some other format of files. I bet if you search for some Ruby/Python/C/Rust/etc video tutorials you will get more ideas. As for the features you should avoid: * Concepts * static[T] And some features I would personally avoid: * Methods and inheritance I know that many people love OOP and try to use it in Nim, but IMO this isn't the Nim way. Methods are useful in rare circumstances and I think I've only used them once so far.
