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I tried D on a few projects a few years ago, its good. Very flexible in what you can achieve with meta-programming. I think one reason it doesn’t get more atte
by Alifatisk 3y ago
I tried D on a few projects a few years ago, its good. Very flexible in what you can achieve with meta-programming.
I think one reason it doesn’t get more attention is because some people get scared when they read GC, its a no-go for some.
I’d say for being a GC language, it’s still worth looking in to.
- the_only_law 3y agoI like the language, but I never really used it for much. It’s the same with various other languages I’ve wanted to use, for example Ada. I sit down to work on something, fumble around for a bit, and realize it’s easier just to go back to using C or some other common high level language for whatever I’m doing, even if I think some other language is conceptually better. I did apply to a job earlier in the year that piqued my interest because it mentioned D. Unfortunately brining that up in the interview seemed to kill my chances at the job, as the vibe swiftly changed and they started talking about how they were trying to get rid of it (mostly an issue of hiring people familiar with it).