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I often hear about a lot of advantages of D. So I don't understand why it is so unpopular. Probably I need to give it a chance, but I'm unsure that I will find
by feelamee 1y ago
I often hear about a lot of advantages of D. So I don't understand why it is so unpopular.
Probably I need to give it a chance, but I'm unsure that I will find a real job with the D stack.
- WalterBright 1y agoKnowing D will make you a better programmer in other languages. For example, D pushes you to write better encapsulated modules, which is a transferable skill.
- dzdt 1y agoMost languages that have made it big have been the primary language for a platform that made it big, and it is really the features of the platform more than those of the language that have driven that.
- tialaramex 1y ago> Most languages that have made it big have been the primary language for a platform that made it big, I think you're going to want to define "made it big" and then make yourself some lists as this to me sounds like it doesn't have much explanatory power.
- will4274 1y agoD is fine. Like many languages that postdate C++ and Java, it made better choices, learning from the past. But it doesn't really have a differentiator.