I would like to make an effort and do a very short talk about web development
with Karax (it would be my first talk in English).
Araqal, oh my god, that made my day :P
I dont think onkeyupenter is a valid event
You can't dynamically import a module in Nim because it is a statically
compiled language, (you end with your binary, you don't distribute the source
code)
If you want to do that, you can compile your library as a shared library, but
I'm 100% sure you don't need to do that to achieve what you
`include karax / prelude import karax / [vstyles] var myText = "Name will apear
here." proc onNameEnter(ev: Event; n: VNode) = if n.value.strip() != "": myText
= n.values proc createDom(): VNode = result = buildHtml(tdiv): h1(id =
"changeName"): text myText form: label(`for` = "fname"): text
https://nim-lang.org/docs/tut1.html#modules
See my personal website for an example:
[https://github.com/kidandcat/kidandcat.me](https://github.com/kidandcat/kidandcat.me)
Man, I work with large Go codebases, Go is the equal or more strict than Rust,
and anyway you may find unmaintainable code in extremes that your head explode.
>From my extense experience, bad developers can use the most strict language
>ever created and the codebase will still be an enormus
Not pointing to start a hot discussion, but what would be the advantages of
coding Nim in IntelliJ o Netbeans?
> I'm not missing anything when using VSCode, and I'm reacious to infect my
> machine with JVM.
1\. that server name refers to the technology used behind the server, not that
you can choose a random name and 2., it's just a header, have you tried setting
it by hand?
Hi, I'm very noob with macros, I'm trying to learn, but I'm getting this error:
undeclared field: 'kind' for type system.NimNode
proc createSlide(title, body: varargs[string]) =
echo "createSlide", title, body
proc slideDslImpl(head, body: NimNode): NimNode =
if
I don't see where the silently is, you are forcing a type conversion. In JS
nearly the whole language can be converted back and forth.
I would see that dangerous if you don't declare the type of "b" and the
compiler implies float32, but if you declare its type, that's not silently for
me.
You have an example in the repo's Readme:
[https://github.com/pragmagic/karax#event-model](https://github.com/pragmagic/karax#event-model)
Basically use for
Anyway you stated you got an error accesing the global variable, if you don't
compile your program with --threads:on you will get only a warning and it will
compile correctly
The Threadvar pragma, as its name explains, marks the variable as a thread
variable, then each thread you create will have its own copy of that variable,
thus, even if you error has dissapeared, you will find that if you modify that
variable in your thread A, and you then read it in your thread
There are existing bindings (maybe they are outdated)
[https://github.com/pragmagic/godot-nim](https://github.com/pragmagic/godot-nim)
Maybe because Google isn't behind Nim hyping it...
You can use components with local state, but I haven't experimented with them,
I'm more than fine with functions and variables, each in their own file:
[https://github.com/kidandcat/nimforum2](https://github.com/kidandcat/nimforum2)
You can use
try:
your code
except ExceptionName:
except:
rest of errors
Run
Like I always say, the awesome-nim repo should be under the nim org, then if
all core maintainers are busy even for accepting PRs, add external
collaborators, but keep the repo under your control if that person disappear.
add the original branch as: git remote add upstream
https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim.git, then just git fetch upstream should work
Wow, how could you include some useless packages and not Karax??
[https://nim-lang.org/docs/streams.html#writeLine%2CStream%2Cvarargs%5Bstring%2C%5D](https://nim-lang.org/docs/streams.html#writeLine%2CStream%2Cvarargs%5Bstring%2C%5D)
"Writes one or more strings to the the stream s followed by a new line. No
length field or terminating zero is written."
The
I have no problem running Nim in prod with sqlite, postgres, mongodb and redis.
You don't need to use an ORM to use databases ;)
Oh, didn't read you, I'll PR yours :D
Web development: my portfolio:
[https://github.com/kidandcat/kidandcat.me](https://github.com/kidandcat/kidandcat.me)
And a videogame, I just implemented networking thanks to the awesome folks from
the Nim Telegram channel:
[https://github.com/kidandcat/platformer](https://github.com/kidandcat
1\. For the libraries you support; how has communication with users been
handled?
They usually have their custom community tools, forums, blogs plus social
media, I like a lot regarding Nim community the Telegram group, there is always
veterans there to answer your doubts in real time
2\. Any
I think you are looking for startProcess
[https://nim-lang.org/docs/osproc.html#startProcess,string,string,openArray[string],StringTableRef,set[ProcessOption](https://nim-lang.org/docs/osproc.html#startProcess,string,string,openArray\[string\],StringTableRef,set\[ProcessOption)]
@dom96 we are getting hard spammed by bots in the telegram group, could you
activate this bot [https://combot.org](https://combot.org) or similar?
PD: you are the owner of the group, only you have the permission to do it.
I use Nim for internal tools and small services. But is so hard to push Nim in
a big project onto a company because the first thing a company look for in a
programming language is the developer market, how much people is available who
knows that language, and the average salary.
I work mainly with JS and Go, and I can tell you I love Nim because I can copy
the same program from Go to Nim and it will have like 10 times less code
I think everybody usually overcomplicate things. Just keep two branches in your
repo, one with mysql and another with sqlite, and distribute both binaries.
Much more clear, no unused code, smaller binaries, etc
Of course it completely depends on the IT field you work on. I have experience
working with mastodon apps in big teams with teams of more than 20 developers.
In that kind of scenario the performance is the smallest problem you will have
to handle.
And of course the performance is very
Nim is not backed by a large company, the devs efford is already very high.
Just go ahead and collaborate. I've translated many open source websites to
Spanish.
I'm sure if any of you provide the Chinese translation of nim-lang.org the team
will be very happy to public it.
`import strutils for line in testFileAll.split("\n"): #your code `
Run
Awesome!! I'll use it in some pet projects to gain experience :D
Nim is the definitive language for two things (and none of them is performance,
because performance usually doesn't matter, and if it matters, is not because
of the language, but because of the code written)
* Nim's macro system is so powerful that you can do nearly anything you
imagine,
Nim forum software is open source, you could setup a chinese forum:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum](https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum)
I don't think automatic translation of english forum would be readable, anyway
I don't know if translators translate English <-> Chinese properly
Well, I'll promote my country: Madrid/Spain :D
Same, ecosystem, I needed to do WebRTC, and I couldn't affort to write the spec
from ground up. Just a step to Go and you have a full implementation:
[https://github.com/pion/webrtc](https://github.com/pion/webrtc)
That's because Windows Defender is opening it in Sandbox mode, try running as
administrator or add it to Windows Defender whitelist.
Awesome job!! very interesting :)
proc newDOMParser(): JsObject {.importcpp:"new DOMParser()", nodecl.}
proc fetchEPG(): void {.async.} =
var res = await fetchText("/epg.xml")
var parser = newDOMParser();
var xmlDoc = parser.parseFromString(res,"text/xml");
log xmlDoc
EPG = xmlDoc
You can make it work to begin with.
Error: type mismatch: got
Sort cannot receive people seq as param.
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