> How would I convince my employer to let me use Nim instead of a better known language? This is a rephrasing of "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM". Some

> How would I convince my employer to let me use Nim instead of a better known language? This is a rephrasing of "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM". Some organization prioritize innovation and technical acumen. > So having a nice, performant and good language is just a small part of achieving your goals. You also need the people and the ecosystem. Many applications don't need a large ecosystem. People can learn. > Go, Rust, Kotlin, Swift and even Julia have the luck of having some industry heavyweights behind them Python was never corporate-driven, thankfully, and it is successful.