> I wish the article would also mention Nim, a Python-like language that compiles to native, and compare it to Mojo.
I would not say that Nim is “a Python-like language”. The only significant similarity is in the usage of indentation instead of curly brackets. To me, it is much more similar to Pascal/Ada/Oberon, but less verbose.
I have not programmed much in Nim, and I think you are mostly right, but Nim also have keywords and concepts not found in Pascal/Ada/Oberon that clearly comes from Python, like "yield" and iterators:
iterator iota(n: int): int =
for i in 0..<n: yield i
I would not say that Nim is “a Python-like language”. The only significant similarity is in the usage of indentation instead of curly brackets. To me, it is much more similar to Pascal/Ada/Oberon, but less verbose.