Mainly over in the in the packages.json file, over here:
https://github.com/nim-lang/packages/commits/master
It's really fun watching what kinds of packages get added in there over time.
I check it out every couple of days, and then usually check out the links to the project home page.
That might make for something like a nice main page feed too. Or especially if there's some way to also keep track of version bumps by automatically following the github repos and seeing when the version number in the ".nimble" file changes, and then adding that to a main page feed.
In the same way; it's also fun to watch other lang's "package releases" changelogs; eg for PyPi main page:
Not sure how practical it is or if it's against Github's TOS in some ways, but here's one example of something that would be easy to scrape and parse:
Ah thanks, that looks really nice, too!
Edit: Have added a feature request to that project's github repo :-)
By the way; where is a good place on the Nim website to find links to these kinds of community member-maintained resources?.
I think there have been a few different websites, eg for Nim Cookbook.
In that case; Dom requested a main website github pull request. But eg, where would be a good place to add that kind of thing on the Nim website?
eg, I don't see much along the lines of third-party git commits or merges over here:
https://github.com/nim-lang/website/commits/master
Main place I can see for that kind of thing is at the very bottom of the main website page, under "Community":
Or would the documentation page be better for that kind of thing? I see a couple of third-party links along the side of the page:
https://nim-lang.org/documentation.html ..
Edit 2:
Feasibility of adding some kind of section on the main page called "Wiki"?
That would still be static content with regular git website pulls, but a whole lot less formal; more random; etc. Stuff from there could also be moved to better documentation places later on.
I got pointed to our existing Wiki; I didn't know that it existed :-)
So anyhow; I've made a new forum topic for that over here: