Nim for Beginners Video Series

#24 is live at: [https://youtu.be/aME-tyPCPvE](https://youtu.be/aME-tyPCPvE) Objects.

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

Since my #1 video of my Nim for Beginners video series i have been trying to resolve my audio issues, at first the volume and quality. Now all of that has been fixed and i have also lowered the volume of my obnoxiously loud mechanical keyboard, but still it remains at large (Don't ask me to fix

Nim website front page redesign (unofficial and WIP)

I would say yes use this design, except for the part that all that white is burning my eyes out D:... Please dark mode.

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

I do use OBS, i have already tweaked it very hard so that absolutely no background noise is caught and the quality is good, but sadly my mouse in like a hand palm and a half away from my mouse, and like 3-4 from my keyboard, my keyboard is just too loud. I haven't found any setting for filtering

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

If this was like 2012, i would probably be earning some money by now, atm 0$. And i have tried a different keyboard, it doesn't improve the quality much.

Nim for Beginners Video Series

I will, currently i have 2-3 more videos planned for OOP in Nim to fully explain all of it, then i have to do Generics as a prerequisite for Templates, which will be the first topic on Nim's Metaprogramming, Macros won't be right after that, i still got some easier topics to cover like Distinct

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

(Sorry for double post) Here is the first video using OPTION 1: [https://youtu.be/bhH3Y6dTAPI](https://youtu.be/bhH3Y6dTAPI) Object Inheritance.

Nim for Beginners Video Series

#25 is live at: [https://youtu.be/bhH3Y6dTAPI](https://youtu.be/bhH3Y6dTAPI) Object Inheritance.

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

If only i had some money laying around atm xD... Thanks for the help.

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

Hmm, i did not know of this Nim tutorial resource. I will give it a look to see if i can ease my video production work. Also Nim in Action is a great book, unlike so many other programming books out there, it provides some really good examples and practices, well worth the money.

Nim website front page redesign (unofficial and WIP)

Honestly the current website's front page is very nice, all i would do for now is make like others have pointed out, editable code(that probably sends it's code to Nim's playground and back smthing smthing).

Improving Nim for Beginners video series's AUDIO

There is always room for improvement, enough people were bothered by the keyboard so i had to figure it out, it seems i have now. The program i am using Da vinci resolve already has normalization, i just don't use it, maybe i should ?... I should read more about these things.

Growth of popularity and Nim community

I found Nim trough the slant website, idk the category anymore though. Vote on it, i did.

Nim - plugin for IntelliJ IDEs | JetBrains

How does Tabnine work ? Installing it alongside Nim's VS Code extension would add it's functionality along side the extension ?

Where to request code review?

Join the discord server, there is a lot of activity on it, you can ask Nim stuff in #main channel.

I just noticed some for me confusing on the frontpage https://nim-lang.org/

Whatever the higher version number is for me.

Newbro here, Hi to NIM comunity

If you like video tutorials more, check out my channel(it's also on the learn page), just type my name into YT.

New here

I have video series for Nim Beginners if you are interested: Nim for Beginners:

New here

Also this: / This is what i used when i joined Nim. Also Nim in Action book(on manning website, there should be a promo code in a blog post somewhere, probably a blog post by dom96 the author), less of a beginner book, but it has some very good explanations of c

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

New video on the topic of Object Variants Part 1(2 parts, second part coming in a day or two). I have also made a YouTube Short for these 2 videos of this topic, to be used as a highlights/recap video. Hopefully it's readable enough in this square aspect ratio, maybe someone has an idea on how t

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

@grd I think i wrote down the idea 1-3 years ago, but i never put it up as a high priority. It's a good idea, although i did a bit on it already via SDL #1 video, as i had to use Nimble to install SDL for the video. @mode80 I will give it a try :).

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Hey, that video was only about using Nimble to download and use Nim's SDL wrapper. A full on video on Nimble would explore most if not all of it's commands as well as making packages(similar to what Dom did in his Nim in Action book(the package making part)).

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Uhm i only skimmed one programming book on C++ ages ago(it was terrible for a begginer), besides Nim in Action, and i haven't gotten Mastering Nim yet, i will order it in a week or so, so i can't say exactly. Nim in Action was quite decent to me, not all that much to read with a lot of examples.

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

@dlesnoff Yeah the binary part was a bit much, should of added it into the playlist for SDL but without a number with a YT card to it at that place with a slide for some quick information on it. Also funnily enough, i have learned and relearned Binary operations several times trough out the year

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

@georgelemon Nice suggestion, went trough much of that with Zoom already a year ago. Currently using AGT2 audio tehnica detachable boom mic with next to no filters(used to use quite a bit). Sometime soon i will get myself one of those devices(preamp ?). I don't know but i am liking this micropho

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Nim for Beginners Object Variants Part 2 is now live at: This video goes into more detail and depth of the subject, with comparisons with Inheritance.

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Okay thanks! And yeah i just don't use github all that much, i probably should. My initial plan was to make both offline tutorials and videos, but it would of been a bit too much work at the time, but with nimib... pretty easy.

Nim SDL2 Game Development for Beginners (new video tutorial series)

I have started a new tutorial video series on YouTube with my first one being #1 Setup and your first moving image. In this video i explain SDL, show how to install it on your computer(windows 10) via Nimble, clone the Nim2_sdl repository, explain the binary system and bitwise operations, point

Nim SDL2 Game Development for Beginners #2 Adding walls and explaining image depth

In this video we will create a new Wall object and then place Wall objects around the Window. We will also add a Player object and restructure the code we used to move the astronaut image around to be the Player object one, and then i will showcase and explain depth and how it can be implemented

Nim SDL2 Game Development for Beginners #3 Adding AABB Rectangular Collision Detection

In this video i will explain AABB Axis-aligned bounding box collision and implement it, so that when trying to move trough a Wall type object, we will instead get stopped. Video link:

nim-1.4.6_x64.zip/bin/nimble.exe reports as Trojan:Win32/Zpevdo.B

Just use an online scanner with many AV engines or use a program like i used to run for years SecureAPlus which is a good whitelisting program that has an easy way to upload and scan using many AV engines. If many AV engines are used to scan a file and it's only reported as potentially malicious

Looking for feedback on my latest video before it goes live: Nim for Beginners #26 Reference Objects

As the title says i would like to receive some feedback on the video before it goes live on YouTube. The video's content is 100% done, audio fixed(had to remove breathing in which my boom mic catches and i am not sure how to fix that, it takes a decent amount of time cutting that from the video)

Looking for feedback on my latest video before it goes live: Nim for Beginners #26 Reference Objects

Thank you for your time, i will fix that.

Looking for feedback on my latest video before it goes live: Nim for Beginners #26 Reference Objects

That extension does seem very nice, though too late for this video, i will give it a try for the next one. For mic breathing, i used a USB mic with a antipop filter before, now i use a ATGM2 detachable boom mic, which is attached to my headphones, it does have some kind of boom mic type antipop

Looking for feedback on my latest video before it goes live: Nim for Beginners #26 Reference Objects

Thank you anyways :P. BTW i have played around with my boom mic a bit and... all i managed to do was catch my headphone's rattle, they rattle quite a bit xD... the problem is that i speak VERY quietly and so reducing mic sensitivity even further than it already is will result to no audio at all

Nim for Beginners #26 Reference Objects

In this video i talk about Reference Objects. Here are the chapters and sub chapters of this video: #Chapters/sub topics of this video will be: #What are reference objects ? #Reference object definition #"repr" procedure for outputting advanced data types #Dereferencing a reference obj

The "reset password" routine does not seem to send me a message at my e-mail address

Same, i need to change my password it's almost my weakest one D:.

Nim for Beginners #26 Reference Objects

I do know about ARC not being a GC and ORC being somewhat of a GC, i said at one point in the video that Nim has a multi-paradim memory model for those that despise GCs, though i should of said that at the beginning, BUT in order to try to sugar coat the hybrid GC, i would have to go to the very

Looking for feedback on Metaprogramming in Nim #1 Introduction and Generic Procedures

This is a spinoff video series of my Nim for Beginners video series, just a way to better categorize Nim's metaprogramming away from the more simpler stuff that is in Nim for Beginners. So i am looking for feedback on this video, any kinds of mistakes, good additions to be added, audio or other

Looking for feedback on Metaprogramming in Nim #1 Introduction and Generic Procedures

Okay i will fix the chapter/sub-chapter titles. On the quality issue, YouTube is taking forever to process the HD version nowadays for some reason... i know that now i get a message/timer that it's taking time checking for copyrighted content so it takes longer, but then it takes quite a while

Looking for feedback on Nim for Beginners #27 Object Variants

Hello, i have made a video on Object Variants and i would like if possible to receive some feedback on the video in question. Link to the video:

Metaprogramming in Nim #1 Introduction

With this video, i start a new video series on Nim's Metaprogramming capabilities. In this video i go trough all of Nim's Metaprogramming capabilities and demonstrate them in a beginner friendly manner. Feedback is appreciated. LINK:

Looking for feedback on Nim for Beginners #27 Object Variants

Wdym not you D: ? Did you give feedback before that i ignored ? I can't remember. Anyways good points from all of you, i will make some better examples and make an example and talk about the performance benefits and in overall make a comparison to OOP design.

Metaprogramming in Nim #1 Introduction

I think i have had the intention of mentioning that i provide the code link and the video's script link at the beginning but then i forgot about it, so it's still being only mentioned at the end. The script is usually about 70-95% the same as what you see in the video(sometimes i improvise), i

Looking for feedback on Nim for Beginners #27 Object Variants

Well for a lot of my videos yes it's been like reciting existing information, because some topics simply have good enough examples already. The actual words i use to explain the topics and examples, i try my best to simplify them and not reuse them unless i have no better way. On some of my lat

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

>From now on i will post all of my Nim for Beginners videos in here and take >criticism/feedback here as well, unless it gets unwieldy and start doing a >thread per video again. Other video series will get it's own thread of course. **Nim for Beginners playlist link:** [https://www.youtube.com/

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

I would like some feedback if possible on my unfinished video of Compile-time Function Execution:

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

I am using an expander to kill about 95% of all of my "breathing in" noise, though i don't think that's the problem, i am though using a invert polarity filter at the end, sometimes my audio does sound weird, but i added it because for some reason on Linux it's sounding a bit different, i will t

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Thanks for link and all. **Currently my OBS settings are the following:** * Mic sensitivity in OBS at -45 dB with the following filters in this order: * Noise Suppression: RNNoise * Expander: * Ratio: 12.50:1 * Treshold: -34 dB * Attack: 2 ms * Release 120ms * Detec

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Okay i will get in touch with you most probably tomorrow. My settings have been mostly trial and error with some research(acoustics are not the problem, my room is just naturally built well). Thank you for your time btw :).

Another Pythonish Compiled Language: Lobster

Weird coincidence, i found Lobster for the first time yesterday too. Spent a few hours if anything that i like came out(not really no).

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

_Nim for Beginners Sets is now live at:_ This video will teach you about Sets in Nim and their pros, cons and use cases. There will be a follow up video on hashSets a very similar container type, that is a bit slower but can accept almost any data type, as well

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

It appears that i have accidentally put the html code that was before now, to be saved as .html and then ran in the browser. I have made a github page that now lists all of my nimib styled offline tutorials. Also fixed the link, which should of lead to the actual video! # [Nim for Beginners Se

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

# [Nim for Beginners hashSets, more on hash Tables and Hashing (video link)](https://youtu.be/VSnFw5X2Rp4) **Video description:** In this video, we will go over hashSets and hashes that are used with hashSets, as well as hashing in general in the world. We will also refresh our memory on Table

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Link to the written tutorial version has been changed. If that ever happens in the future, just access it via my [github page](https://kiloneie.github.io/) * Added a nbSubSection in order to show more in the ToC and make everything more clear. * Added a back to the Top of the page button in

GUI app with nim

It might be that the "tabs" are inserted in every possible white/empty space. I've had that happen a lot back when i wrote my scripts in OneNote and copy pasted into VS Code, and from other code from websites. There might be a whitespace/tab view/highlight setting or an extension for VS Code or

Download nim-2.0.2_x64.zip for windows 11 will be blocked by Windows Defender.

There seems to be a post about this once every month. I recommend a note on the top of the: page about false positives, as well as a stickied post on the forums like PMunch said. Both locations need to be used, as some may just tunnel vision into a dow

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

# [Nim for Beginners FindingSortingData, MultipleTypeReturns, Overloading, Generics and Tuple Unpacking](https://youtu.be/sh376LVJT8w) **Video description:** In this video i will show you how to find and sort data using loops, as well as with _find_ and _sort_ procs. Also Generics, more Overloa

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

Thank you :).

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

# [Nim for Beginners List Comprehensions with sugar.collect vs Python's List Comprehensions](https://youtu.be/avPVtGUd-oQ) **Video description:** In this video we will go over sugar.collect, it's pros and cons, and compare it against Python's list comprehensions with some benchmarks. [Link to

Nim for Beginners video series discussion thread

ideas and suggestions, feel free to post them, here or over there :). [My Nim tutorials discussions page](https://github.com/Kiloneie/kiloneie.github.io/discussions) I have also thought on the idea of having my own subreddit, but i think this "discussion" feature of github is just super

Having trouble with the Testament tool

I read some of the docs, checked the examples, and read trough ringabout's dev.to tutorial of [Testament Tutorial](https://dev.to/ringabout/how-to-use-testament-in-nim-1l0h). But i cannot get it to run any test, and i've tried several. I don't get it. Here is an example from ringabout's tutoria

Fake Nim books an Amazon, which ones are real?

This forum really needs a way to sticky up important information such as this, mentioning this in the Learning section will NOT be enough.