Pararules

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Pararules is a rules engine implemented in the Nim language that enables reactive programming by expressing program or game logic as independent rules. The talk covers using pararules to decouple data similarly to an entity-component system, and explains why implementing such a library is practical only in a language with a Lisp-like macro system like Nim.

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