I've been doing library coverage videos for about a year now; mostly for Python. This is my first try at covering the Nim language.
If any of you have time, would you mind providing feedback on these first two?
Specifically: Am I describing things in proper "nim-like" manner? Am I using the right terminology?
I covered the two libraries I just wrote:
turn_based_game: https://youtu.be/u6w8vT-oBjE
negamax: https://youtu.be/op4Mcgszshk
Along these lines, any need for coverage of other libraries? I'm thinking of doing one on Jester next, but I'm open to other ideas.
John
Really awesome videos!
One thing I immediately noticed is that you've used the word "transpiler". Strictly speaking, Nim is not a transpiler, it's a compiler and you will find many Nim developers that hate this word. But it's not a huge deal. :)
Also, how come you're not using syntax highlighting for Nim?
All in all though, your narration is really nice to listen to and the video is very well organised. Keep it up, I'd love to see a Jester overview. Note I will be making some breaking changes to Jester soon.