> Why should someone choose D today over Go or Rust for any project? D over Go: D has much better language mechanisms for abstraction and programming in the la

> Why should someone choose D today over Go or Rust for any project? D over Go: D has much better language mechanisms for abstraction and programming in the large. Go over D: Go has an incremental, mature GC. Rust and D do not quite target the same application domains (though there's overlap), so it's difficult to compare them. Insofar as they do (D with @nogc and @safe), the tradeoffs become rather complicated.