The wait is over. Nim v1 is here. 👑 nim-lang.org/blog/2019/09/23…

Sep 23, 2019 · 8:12 PM UTC

Replying to @nim_lang
Congrats @NimPearlPerera! And here’s to the improvements coming on the way to v2!
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brew version is still on 0.2 after upgrade, so tried unzip download source - used terminal eg: 7z e nim-1.0.0.tar.xz -onimOut the build tools do not seem to override the brew install but can run 1.0 from bin folder should I uninstall the brew version and re-run tools?
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Replying to @nim_lang
The language looks brilliant! So what's next in the Nim story? Proper IDE support? 😌🙏 By which I mean an integrated IDE, or a single (VS Code, etc.) plug-in with project bootstrapping, auto-complete, navigation, inspections, debugging (breakpoints, watch, inline eval) etc.
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Replying to @nim_lang
I am really loving nim. I dabbled a bit in the past but was afraid to go "all in" until v1.0. I have started a real project this week and am finding nim to be great.
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Replying to @nim_lang
Congratulations! This is great news! Well done!
Replying to @nim_lang
Happy news 🥳
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Let's celebrate, and then grow its Standard Library 🥳
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Way cool, great work!