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What a fantastic, thoughtful post. If anyone is skipping to the comments here based on the title, you should read the article, not least because it's by Andrei
by SandB0x 11y ago
What a fantastic, thoughtful post. If anyone is skipping to the comments here based on the title, you should read the article, not least because it's by Andrei Alexandrescu.
- fithisux 11y agoD is my favorite. My problem is lack of IDEs and I do not count Visual D as one of them since it requires Visual Studio which is heavy and not crossplatform.. If they could go with Visual Studio Code (when it matures) or KomodoEdit which are cross-platform and free (bias on KomodoEdit) I would be all for that. Until then I put my bet on Mono-D and DDT. In any case, this month is the D month for me. Enough is enough with C++ and I am thankful to them because they made an amazing replacement.
- FraaJad 11y agoI use Xamarin Studio (Mono-D) daily for programming in D on a Mac and it is a very capable IDE, at least for what I do.
- Zardoz84 11y agoVisual Studio 2015 Community edition it's far more lightweight that for example Eclipse. I just re-attach to D for doing some stuff, and I found that DUB and VisualD just works very fine. And I'm a guy that in 75% of my time running on a GNU/Linux...