What have you switched to from Nim? Have you gone back to Python and put up with the speed penalty or chosen something else?
Lazy iterators and generators are something I've missed in Rust. Haskell has them just by nature of everything being lazy and I love that. But I've become too familiar with Python, and unless runtime performance is a bottleneck, Haskell hasn't been the path of least resistance for most of my practical problems.
> What have you switched to from Nim? Have you gone back to Python and put up with the speed penalty or chosen something else?
Just Python and shell scripting. All this stuff is for hobbyist programming not my day job, so I just shelved the stuff that need performance and dusted off some projects that don't. I'm learning Rust at the minute but it's slower going, I'm not at the level where I can make the stuff I want.
Lazy iterators and generators are something I've missed in Rust. Haskell has them just by nature of everything being lazy and I love that. But I've become too familiar with Python, and unless runtime performance is a bottleneck, Haskell hasn't been the path of least resistance for most of my practical problems.