Constantine Molchanov

It's very much possible and should be easy. There's nothing stopping us to do it except for the lack of time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

We should have a flavor for that.

Coming from Python, I love Nim's readability. It took me ten minutes to get used to the syntax; now I even prefer it to Python's. Nim produces fast, small, self-contained...

> need more testimonials Well, it's up to the ordinary Nim community members now :-) Maybe we should ask for estimonials on the forum, is that ok?

Crtl + Backspace is a standard Windows shortcut, it works across all apps including PowerShell and cmd. However, xtermjs seems to not support it. Hyper doesn't support it either, for...

Should norm's currently non-gcsafe-procs be cast as gcsafe so that the compiler doesn't notice them as gc-unsafe in multi-threaded projects of norm-users? When using Norm with Prologue, I just mark...

@PhilippMDoerner I've just tried adding `{.gcsafe.}` to `insert` and that doesn't solve the issue. You still have to mark your Plologue procs as GC-safe to make the compiler happy.

There's an ungoing PR that fixes this by adding quotes around column names. The PR stuck on test suite update: since the table names are all different now, the entire...

I agree with the previous comment. Summary: 1. Supporting arbitrary types is as easy as implementing three procs. 2. Norm doesn't have to cover all types there are. Norm covers...

# General Concept I wonder if would be better or at all possible to not hide the global pool variable. I.e., what if we have: 1. the `Pool` type 2....