D is so fetch! In that as a better C, it's (probably) not going to happen. Doesn't mean it isn't interesting and valuable to understand and clearly provides re

D is so fetch! In that as a better C, it's (probably) not going to happen. Doesn't mean it isn't interesting and valuable to understand and clearly provides real utility for some folks. It's historical popularity indicates (to me) a lack in momentum that is common for tools that find enough of an organic following to stay active but never really break into the general zeitgeist of development. What are folks XP who use or have used D in a non trivial project? Would you use it for work and feel comfortable handing that project over after you leave?