I abandoned Nim mainly because to make Nim usable in a lot of cases means to glue together bunch of libraries maintained by select few autistic developers. I mean it in the best way those of you who make those are extremely skilled probably in the 1 percentile of developers.
Thus Nim is an expert level programming language not suitable for an average folk.
We need Nimdummy a set of libraries and strict guidelines how to achieve the most common denominator for what people want. Performant parallel http servers.
Thus Nim is an expert level programming language not suitable for an average folk.
Never made a penny from programming. I do it just for fun and my code is utterly ugly and it works for me.
If you want to do high end stuff you'll encounter high end libraries.
So, I don't get (the purpose of) your post at all.
glue together bunch of libraries
Is that different in other langs?
for what people want.
What do people want? You might elaborate the gap you experience with additional examples...