Most of my D code looks nothing like what you see posted on
these lists. I likely don't write code in the idiomatic D way,
but it still works and is a lot easier on the eyes than my C++
code.
I think improving the library documentation and some parts of
the library (ie. XML, JSON a few others) would likely help
close the gap with Python in terms of 'ease of use'. Of course
it will likely never be as easy as Python for quick and dirty
apps. However, just because you can do crazy complex stuff in D
doesn't mean you have to.
It would be very nice to add to dlang wiki comparison woth
Python, to show that D code can be easy as Python. Because some
of solution here are very hard for understanding. For example
topic that was few days ago about филге checking element in an
array
http://forum.dlang.org/thread/[email protected]
Also what about web. Is I understand there is another situation,
and 90% of task in middle site is SELECT operation. So where is
speed of D can be used? What benefits I will get in speed and
writing code instead of Python or even PHP. Both of them have
good optimization for such operations...
- Re: python vs d Craig Dillabaugh via Digitalmars-d
- Re: python vs d Suliman via Digitalmars-d
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