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And since it seemed like a shame to not use Nim's macros somewhere, I went ahead and built a simple runner that loads all of the solution files automagically at compile time! (I've only used macros a few times now, so if anyone knows of a better way to do what I've done, please let me know!)

tradfursten (orginal) [2019-12-03T09:48:06+01:00] view original

Here is my repo. Solving in nim and then doing some in Elixir as well https://github.com/tradfursten/advent_of_code_2019

Kaynato (orginal) [2019-12-03T21:12:46+01:00] view original

Relatively new to nim but decided to have fun learning with this year's AoC (and practicing on previous years' for speed). This is probably filled with non-idiomatic and misc. bad practices. https://github.com/Kaynato/AdventOfCode

me7 (orginal) [2019-12-04T10:07:47+01:00] view original

First year of AoC and first year of Nim too. Each part I usually take 2 hours so I need dedicate 4 hours each day to finish it. https://github.com/me7/AdventOfCode

Looking at other people code once I've done it is my favorite part. I've learn what's my mistake everyday

kaushalmodi (orginal) [2019-12-07T16:35:14+01:00] view original

My first time participating in Advent of Code! https://github.com/kaushalmodi/aoc2019 :)

e (orginal) [2019-12-24T18:40:01+01:00] view original

Having decided to try learning a bit about Nim using AoC2019, I joined the private leaderboard, but never expected to be in the top 10 (I'm at 5 now, dougcurrie). So, I'll list my repo now in case anyone searching for Nim Advent of Code solutions in the future looks here. https://github.com/dcurrie/AdventOfCode

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