D is what Go would have been, if its designers cared for programming language history.
Still use it occasionally on hobby projects.
What I don't like is the lack of direction, changing the next big thing that might bring people in, without fully stabilising the previous attempts.
Thus making D lose its edge over other alternatives.
D is what Go would have been, if its designers cared for programming language history.
Still use it occasionally on hobby projects.
What I don't like is the lack of direction, changing the next big thing that might bring people in, without fully stabilising the previous attempts.
Thus making D lose its edge over other alternatives.