Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
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Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
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Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#2It's really nice to see that the Nim ecosystem is gaining more and more traction. A good web framework is indeed quite an important step towards making a language/ecosystem more appealing to a more general audience.
I've yet to encounter a small enough project with low risk where I could get away with trying something completely new, but I'm looking forward to trying Nim in the (hopefully very near) future.
One negative thing that stood out to me was that commit messages are sometimes really bad, like "break" or "let me try". I'm not trying to bash the author, but I feel it's somewhat unprofessional.
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#3I guess all roads do lead to Prolog.
Why risk the naming confusion? Doing a search for "prologue language" yields millions of Prolog results on both DDG and Google.
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#4I guess all roads do lead to Prolog. Why risk the naming confusion? Doing a search for "prologue language" yields millions of Prolog results on both DDG and Google.
It's getting to be almost impossible not to have a similar name to something else.
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#5I guess all roads do lead to Prolog. Why risk the naming confusion? Doing a search for "prologue language" yields millions of Prolog results on both DDG and Google.
This project isnt a language, it's a framework. Searching "prologue framework" or "prologue web framework" returns this repo as the first result.
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#6“Prologue is a powerful and extensible web framework written in Nim language.“
Powerful to me would be “able to create systems & applications in half the time compared to...” :)
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#7Not the most relevant point, but those commit messages don't inspire confidence :/
E: I do like it, though. Don't want to bash on the project for no reason, just would prefer it if the maintainer tried to have better commit messages!
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#8I have played around with it a bit and I just love the way the routes and middlewares are defined in this.
I think the latest and greatest v0.4 will be released shortly, so anyone who is interested, do keep an eye out.
Nim always was a bit lacking in webdev but with Prologue and Basolato, the web is suddenly looking much more interesting.
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#9“Prologue is a powerful and extensible web framework written in Nim language.“ Powerful to me would be “able to create systems & applications in half the time compared to...” :)
I don't want people to create Electron in half the time ;)
Re: Prologue: A web framework written in Nim
#10Not the most relevant point, but those commit messages don't inspire confidence :/ E: I do like it, though. Don't want to bash on the project for no reason, just would prefer it if the maintainer tried to have better commit messages!
It does not instill confidence, for sure. 1 word commit messages, and even they have some typos, also "yeah".