I just use it without worrying if it's popular or not. It's popular enough to have a good collection of 3rd party libraries and a very good standard library, an

I just use it without worrying if it's popular or not. It's popular enough to have a good collection of 3rd party libraries and a very good standard library, and a package manager inherited from the popular enough Vibe.d web framework. Vibe.d It's popular enough to be officially part of the GNU compiler collection. It's popular enough for there to have been enough interest to keep pushing for a license change for the reference compiler. It doesn't have a Rust Evangelism Strike Force, but that doesn't make it any less of a fun language.