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I realize that this is my own project, but would you consider adding clapfn? I wrote it to be as simple for the end user as possible, but still have all the features expected from a command line argument parser.

Also, no hard feelings if you don't think it is worthy! Just wanted to let you know about it. Happy programming!

Nimble link: clapfn

GitHub link: clapfn

I was searching for some pointers, when I stumbled on the "community" section.
The "mailing list archive" URL:

https://github.com/xflywind/awesome-nim/blob/4b1dcb947271f4e417db2f1233ad7ca78b44df84/README.md?plain=1#L526

points to the old archive, which is no longer updated in favor of the forum. However there is now a forum->mailing list archive available here:

https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/info.html
https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/

The archive is also accessible via NNTP at news.gmane.io, group comp.lang.nim.general for those old folks that still use gmane. Both are read-only, however I find them more convenient to follow.

I'm not sure how I would add those links, but I thought at least the current mailing list archive is more relevant than the dead one.

1. If you want to add new projects, make sure they are in nimble.directory first.

2. It you want to join me, connect me in discord or gitter(flywind).

Graal supports Nim by supporting LLVM

That might be a bit of a stretch, since we could say a lot of stuff that supports C can be ranked on this list.

Still, I consider Graal potentially interesting for some people, so maybe you can find a place.

Next to LLVM, is also Python, R, JS, Ruby and a bunch of others supported, and you can mix and match the languages.

If valid, what category could apply?

https://www.graalvm.org/22.2/reference-manual/llvm/

Link is dead, not sure what happened to the project, but it should be removed. I could only find the older NimCx updated last in 2017: https://github.com/norandom/NimCx
The package is also listed on nimble but cannot be installed because dead URL

I just signed up for the newsletter...we'll see if I get any. Looks like a twitter did happen: https://twitter.com/awesome__re

I also think an API is really a sweet idea. Programmatic access to Awesome would be awesome! Really interested in the future of this in addition to hosting it etc..

Originally posted by @InAnimaTe in sindresorhus/awesome#784 (comment)

I've been using @sealmove Binarylang extensively for my projects, and it really makes Nim shine compared to what would require to do the same in other system languages.

help with sindresorhus/awesome#1997

treeform Update: "all development has moved to pixie".

To add it to the 'awesome' master list, seems that the formatting here doesn't conform to their liking:

sindresorhus/awesome#2442

First of all, browsing through this repo yesterday and searching libs for terminal section, I noticed NimCx website is broken. After a quick browse I found out they moved to this URL, or it is fork of NimCx - either way, it is working, so current URL should be replaced or entry removed.

Aside of that, I found out Awesome Nim list misses some really great lib classes - adding Python-like classes. Here is its GitHub.

Rod has virtually no documentation.

As title, thanks.