What's Nim's killer app/library? Jester and Karax? None of them has any API documentation, let alone any websites. It's frustrating not to see any form of documentation other than "looking at existing the project that uses both".
Same pattern goes for gtk3. The only upto date gtk binding lacks any form of API reference, and it's been a couple years. You are right, everyone is interested in web programming (and mobile, to add). But I don't see Nim provide a friendly choice for any of them. I don't think anyone is interested in a library that has no documentation whatsoever. Nobody will pick it up. Nim is a fun language to write in. But the state of the ecosystem leaves me very frustrated.
