I started learning D in 2012, coming from a Java/C++ background. One thing that I've learned over the past 3 years is that D is one of those languages that comp

I started learning D in 2012, coming from a Java/C++ background. One thing that I've learned over the past 3 years is that D is one of those languages that completely changes your perspective on some aspect of language design (for D, that's metaprogramming and range-based algorithms). D can proudly take its place among the Lisps, the Haskells, the Smalltalks, as one of those fundamental paradigm shifts that makes you think differently about everyday problems.