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by maximus-decimus
1274 days ago
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Share the book? Unfortunately I had to buy a physical copy because Andreas refuses to make a pdf version (to avoid pirating I think?). Honestly though, I'm a bit let down in that it doesn't seem to cover what I find the most interesting aspect of Nim : its ability to compile to multiple intermediate programming languages like C, C++ or Javascript and use their libraries. I was hoping to find out how to write VSCode extensions entirely in TypeScript (I know it's possible because the Nim vscode extension itself is now 100% Nim, but there seems to be no tutorial for how to do it online) I had started reading "Nim in Action" and I might finish that first since it does cover FFI, it it is rather old (it was released before version 1.0) You can find Nim in Action on the Mannings website : https://www.manning.com/books/nim-in-action |
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