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I Wrote My First Ever Library; Using Nim.
I wrote my first ever library using the Nim programming language. It’s called printo (pronounced “print-o”). You can check it out at its GitHub repo. It’s a small library. I was initially worried whether it is worth making and making it public. Then, I read the story of left-pad and the controversy around it. FYI,…
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An Officer Of The Court?
Are advocates officers of the court? In this article, I argue that they are not. The argument that advocates are officers of the court is usually accepted by almost all without question. I did, when I started practicing law. Especially, in a country where most practising advocates think that they have missed the bus to…
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I Want To Create My Own Programming Language
It happened some time ago. I was bit by the programming language bug. I am unable to recall how it happened or what led to it, but I suddenly got curious to know how programming languages worked and all I know was that I was hooked into the idea of creating my own programming language….
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I Violated A Rule Of Programming
I have fallen in love with a programming language named Nim. Nim is what you get when you try to put C (or C++) and Python mixed together and passed through a sieve and get the good parts. Nim, for sure, will make you fall in love with programming again. Why do I like Nim…
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Why Nim?
You might have heard of the line, “one ring to rule them all” from the book the Lord of the Rings. Though, this ring is an evil object created by the evil Sauron, the idea of just one thing existing to manage or control a lot of things at the same time, is something we…
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A Simple Tip For Simplifying Complex Concepts
Try defining a concept using a single word or phrase. This will help you understand the concept more deeply. Try to answer the question “what is it?” yourself. However, use only a single word or phrase in the answer. This will make you understand the concept more clearly. I credit the professor who taught Law…