Nim in Action (Manning)
Monday, 02 October 2017

This book is a practical way to learn how to develop software using the open source Nim programming language, which is described as a unique multi-paradigm language that unlike most others, doesn’t emphasize object-oriented programming.. It includes many examples, both large and small, to show and teach you how software is written in Nim.  

Author Dominik Picheta encourages readers to consciously absorb the styles used in this book instead of applying your own, saying that it will teach you a set of best practices and idioms that you’ll also find useful in other programming languages.

Author: Dominik Picheta

Publisher: Manning
Date: August 2017
Pages: 320
ISBN: 978-1617293436
Print: 1617293431
Kindle: Free e-book with print edition
Audience: Nim developers
Level: Intermediate
Category: Other Languages

 

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By learning Nim, you’ll discover a language that straddles the lines between efficiency, expressiveness, and elegance. Nim will make you productive and your end users happy. 

  • Language features and implementation
  • Nimble package manager
  • Asynchronous I/O
  • Interfacing with C and JavaScript
  • Metaprogramming

 

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