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I did some hobby stuff with it. But I'm afraid that I didn't use it for real stuff. A few weeks ago I try to use it to write a tool to update our Java webservic

I did some hobby stuff with it. But I'm afraid that I didn't use it for real stuff. A few weeks ago I try to use it to write a tool to update our Java webservices from the latest Maven deploy (I'm afraid that I work as Java programmer :( ). Sadly I got issues with linking against std.net.curl , and I end writing a bash script for that. I really enjoy a lot more writing on D, but I keep finding the issue that I need to interface with C++ libs for something (for example Qt 5 for an emulator GUI) or weird errors like these problem with std.net.curl on Ubuntu 14.04 . If not was for that, I would wrote the Trillek virtual computer on D.

giancarlostoro 12y ago
Did you consider their wiki page on GUI Libraries? http://wiki.dlang.org/GUI_Libraries http://wiki.dlang.org/GUI_Libraries Just thought I'd share, maybe you overlooked it and this might be helpful for future projects? Good luck!
- Zardoz84 12y ago
  I know and try GtkD (https://github.com/Zardoz89/DEDCPU-16 https://github.com/Zardoz89/DEDCPU-16). It's fancy, but at the end you would find that you are always trying to do a mental map between the Gtk documentation and how this is translated to D. Plus is Gtk. Also, I played a few with Qt 5 on C++... I would like to have updated binding of Qt for D. qtd and dqt looks that are abandoned. :S DQuick looks interesting, perhaps I would rewrite my fontmap editor with it. PD: If I look that I hate a bit Gtk, I would only say that with buggy graphics drivers (ie ATI/AMD cards on Linux), Gtk usually have horrible graphical glitches, when Qt simply works fine.