A couple of weeks ago, I suggested the use of Nim in parallel with other languages for teaching Software Engineering and Data Structures. I decided to write a book about macros in Nim to help the students. However, in response to requests from students, I asked their teachers to add introductory material about Nim, bash/zsh and text editors to the tutorial. You will find the new material here:
[https://github.com/FemtoEmacs/nimacros](https://github.com/FemtoEmacs/nimacros) By the way, I don't like traditional Software Engineering, UML, etc. However, many students asked for material about domain modeling in Nim. For instance, a Canadian student sent the following email to Marcus Tolentino: "Just wanted to thank you for posting this. It's really exciting, especially the ability to write really high-level code and have it compile to C! Do you happen to have more good resources on how to jump into domain modeling in Nim?" Another thing that many people ask is a library to access tensorflow. Finally, medical students need an interface to MUMPS, since this old language is heavily used in the Epic EHR. By the way, according to Epic System Corporation, hospitals and clinics that use its sofware keep medical records of 54% of patients from the United States. All these records are accessed through scripts in MUMPS. Therefore, an interface to MUMPS would be welcome by the healthcare community, since it would make possible to process the records through a more modern, more friendly and safer language.
