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A product failed, blame the product owner (designer, maker, etc..) Why are you refusing to blame the product owner D is not a good language, it really is not,
by systems 5y ago
A product failed, blame the product owner (designer, maker, etc..)
Why are you refusing to blame the product owner
D is not a good language, it really is not, it doesn't offer any compelling advantage to justify accepting its flaw
Or simply put, its a bad product
A bad product doesnt have to be trash, just enough bad design issue to make it bad
I would strongly recommend new developers not to touch it
there are far better option
Say it as it is, its simple, its the truth
Its functional, people use it, but its bad
C++ is also bad, but its so overwhelmingly popular that you might want to learn it
D is bad, and is unpopular