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If you want a small, fast and one file, cloud native experience with familiarity to modern OOP languages like C++/C#/Java, why don't we start evaluating D?
by stevefan1999 6y ago
If you want a small, fast and one file, cloud native experience with familiarity to modern OOP languages like C++/C#/Java, why don't we start evaluating D?
- InTheArena 6y agoBecause it’s almost impossible to find people who can maintain it or add to code written in it. Job on the other hand has 25 years of being the top language for enterprise development. For something to replace it it Hass to be orders of magnitude better.
- pjmlp 6y agoBecause it is a tiny community and D still lacks many of the libraries and tooling that those communities have gotten in the last 40 - 25 years.
- stevefan1999 6y agoThen why shouldn't we starting to terraform it? It's a catch-22 this way
- pjmlp 6y agoBecause tango vs phobos was already damage enough, and Python 2/3 is a lesson in terraforming. Slow and steady does win some races.