Re:The reference D compiler is now open source
by mhh__ on Friday April 07, 2017 @05:12PM
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I think D will hit some sort of critical mass soon, probably through the form of a corporate sponsor ( a la google and Go).
Obviously, it's entirely possible that D will indeed fade away, but that would be a real shame.
The way D is designed is very holistic: the combination of ranges, UFCS and CTFE (and modules) all made me really hate using C++. I've ended up being more productive (even with toys that I never touch again) in D than with that dynamically typed languages like python and js.
Obviously, it's entirely possible that D will indeed fade away, but that would be a real shame.
The way D is designed is very holistic: the combination of ranges, UFCS and CTFE (and modules) all made me really hate using C++. I've ended up being more productive (even with toys that I never touch again) in D than with that dynamically typed languages like python and js.