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Juan Carlos • Edited

You can read the Nim for Python programmers.

If you need a web framework with more features then try NimWC,
just to name some features it has:

  • 2 Factor Authentication by default (TOTP) built-in.
  • App Store to publish your project and get others.
  • Admin Control Panel.
  • Admin Status Page.
  • Self-Firejailing security (it can Firejail itself).
  • Optional ReCaptcha built-in.
  • Optional WebP support built-in.
  • Bulma CSS (No JS) or Bootstrap CSS or WaterCSS (classless).
  • JavaScript framework agnostic.
  • Libravatar/Gravatar support built-in.
  • Upload/Download files and images (private or public).
  • Postgres or SQLite databases.
  • Auto-Rotating file Logger, with web Log Viewer.
  • Optional Email notifications.
  • Plugin skeleton creator to create your own new plugin projects.
  • Features are compile-time optional. And more, I dont want this to be too long ;P

When we started wasnt even documentation nor auth for Jester.
We keep making it better, we would love more users to try it!.

Live Demo at nimwc.org/login
All the code at github.com/ThomasTJdev/nim_website...

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Sophia Brandt

Thanks. That's nice.

Still, my argument stands.
For web, you have Jester, but no help with OAuth, etc. There are just no many usable libraries at the nimble package library.

nimwc looks interesting though. I hope to see more solutions like this.