As a workaround, you can add a transparent border (border: 2px solid transparent) around the skewed element to have antialiasing (at least on chrome)

Workday good actually! Yes really nice

Yup, but it's more similar to "express" in Node than to a full framework like Django. I have plans to build a library on top of prologue for the ORM and database interaction and other cool features of Django that prologue currently lacks.

For the ecosystem, https://nimble.directory/ is listing quite a few packages. It's still nowhere near the size of the JavaScript ecosystem, but it's a good start.

Unlike JavaScript libraries, Nim libraries seem to be a lot more sane and self contained. No left-pad nonsense or downloading 20 dependences.

Thanks for the XSS Jo mama !