> I prefer a nice DSL over a "RAD" any day. > > So I think DSL are the way to go on Nim.
Seems to be a broad generalization inference of the rule "if I think that A, so B must be true for everybody"!:-) Like @Usor said, RAD development tools like Oracle Forms or 4GL have some advocates in companies, allowing to create quickly "temporary code" that is used for centuries... From what I've seen, no such tools exist for Nim. As @Stefan_Salewski said, visual designers have been done for user interface design but without code skeleton generation.
