Hi, I've started to learn Nim since about 2 weeks, started with the 'official tutorial' which was excellent and covered all I needed to know to get started. I also looked at the other tutorials and they where great to get started from scratch. What would be even more helpful is some more code examples in the official tutorial as I keep getting back to it and the information content is very dense.
In converting a Python program to Nim I was trying to find my way around the standard library and that was difficult. The search function is great, if you know what you are looking for... When going to for instance [https://nim-lang.org/docs/system.html](https://nim-lang.org/docs/system.html) you see a very long list starting with types on your left. What would really help if this was at least collapsed for all the main categories( types, vars, lets,..) and probably even better to start with proc's and 'aggregate' al proc's with the same name. What I really liked was the hyperlinked Source to GitHub, this was/is very helpful! What was also very helpful were some Advent of Code GitHub repositories I looked at, especially the one form Miran, I learned a lot from them how to 'idiomatic' program in Nim.
