[nallerooth]

I think Nim has a good homepage, with some bullet points explaining what the language is all about coupled with several code examples. I'm not saying Nim is better, but I visited the page the other day and thought it was neat.

https://nim-lang.org/

[1980phipsi]

The D language home page has something similar with a drop down with code examples

https://dlang.org/

[Alifatisk]

I was about to mention Dlangs website aswell, very well designed and clearly presents the language

[voidUpdate]

Yeah, that's exactly the thing I'd hope to see on anything trying to sell me on using a new language. Tell me about what it does, and show me how it does it

[johnisgood]

Yeah I think Nim's website is well-made. You can see the features / pros of the language, with many different (and IMO cool) examples.

[mvieira38]

It still looks great with Javascript off, 3rd party frames disabled and no remote fonts, too, for us privacy nuts

[whalesalad]

Nim feels like the perfect language to me. Keep meaning to give it a shot for something.

[maleldil]

The way it handles imports is weird. Default to importing everything from the module without qualification? I know you can choose to qualify everything, but that seems to go against the language's conventions.

[bargainbin]

Highly recommend you give it a go! Good community, great libraries and the language itself is just bonkers performant without even trying.