Making a WebSite with Nim 1: Jester

[@michaelsydenham2918]

Very nice intro - well explained. Thanks for making the video. Looking forward to the next one.

[@DrakeXiang]

Hard core coding without syntax highlight or auto complete...

[@michaelkohlhaas4427]

*Could you make a Nim playlist? Kind regards!*

[@bleepbop7689]

you can add the -r flag to run the program after compilation

[@dmitryponyatov2158]

Looks great as a web stub for some embedded device control. But what Nim now has for realword applications like at least some REST API providers for mainstream RDBMSes?

[@dmitryponyatov2158]

the one important thing was skipped is CSRF token must be used in any form

[@raqe]

I think using request better than using get and post , it can handle both

[@muhammadreihanhaekal5117]

that's cool

[@Ggidy2]

Started out using Jester earlier this week but was confused at how to get a frontend for it - looking forward to you (hopefully) showing off Karax or how to link Vue/React (particularly the latter but I'll take what I can get).

[@BlademanZX]

iirc Nim now has a React library

[@funnynews341]

Is Nim faster than Rust? I think that Nim is simple than Rust, why Nim don't develop and well known like rust?

[@vncstudio]

Nim is very fast for all practical purposes. More importantly, very pleasant to use.

[@PolarisMyWay]

Are you going to finish the project?

[@BryanChance]

What's "earl"?

[@JohnDupuyCOMO]

An earl is a high-ranking member of British nobility. Just kidding. Good catch. I should have spelled out URL as "earl" is not really a technically correct way of saying it. For that matter, I should keep myself from saying "Youri" for URI.

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