> Explaining whole Nim on few words is not easy Yes -- but some of us may remember still the old nim homepage, which contained more serious info about nim on the first page. Current page looks really nice, when printed on a promotional poster. And maybe on a tiny cell phone display.
When you compare that to Julia: Julia in a nutshell is really good starting point, with a few small sections explaining the core concepts. And after that the Ecosystem header with some important application areas. (I don't think that the animated pictures are a real benefit, static ones would be fine.) I don't think that homepage layout is too important and of course devs should waste absolutely no time on that, but layout and textual content should be of course not too stupid. And maybe while Nim has currently some commercial support, one may consider hiring someone. PS: And I consider my critics from last year about blog posts still valid: Repeating the full verbose text "The Nim team is happy to announce that the latest release of Nim, version 0.xx.x, is now available. Nim is a systems programming language that focuses on performance, portability and expressiveness." looks not professional. Dom explained that by the fact that he uses the same text for reddit posts. That makes some sense, but it is boring to read it again and again for Nim users looking at the new release text.
