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## About
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Tim Engine is a powerful development tool designed to boost developer productivity. It combines a high-performance templating engine with a versatile micro programming language, enabling developers to create dynamic web applications with ease.
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Additionally, Tim Engine supports source-to-source transpilation to multiple target languages: Lua, Python, Ruby, JavaScript and PHP.
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Additionally, Tim Engine supports source-to-source transpilation to multiple target languages: **Lua**, **Python**, **Ruby**, **JavaScript** and **PHP** and **Nim**. Note that all transpilation targets are currently in very early stages of development and may not yet be fully functional or stable.
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The primary focus of the project is currently on the core templating engine and its features, with transpilation capabilities being developed incrementally over time.
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## Key features
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- ⚡️ Fast, Compiled, Clean syntax
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- 🪄 SPA Awareness with support for client-side routing and dynamic content updates
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- 👑 Written in Nim language
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## Getting Started
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To get started with Tim Engine, you can install it using Nimble, or download the latest release from GitHub. For detailed installation instructions and usage examples, please refer to the [Official Documentation](https://tim.openpeeps.dev/).
This feature allow developers to keep their front-end codebase in a single language (Tim Engine's language), enabling seamless integration with various back-end technologies. Current supported target languages are: Lua, Python, Ruby, JavaScript and PHP. Basically, you write your front-end once, and transpile it to one or more target languages as needed.
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