No, we didn't decide to migrate to D. Java is working out fine
for us.
I am however always interested in what is out there, 'cause you
never know if there may not be a better solution.
And from what I've seen so far I really like D in terms of pure
language features.
Go is cool too, but it has made some choices which to me are
questionable (error codes instead of exceptions, lack of
templates/generics).
Coupled with vibe.d, dub, etc. I see some really interesting
stuff going on in the D community that seems to have been greatly
under the radar.
Definitely plan to spend more time with D on my own, even if I
cannot use it at work.
