On Thursday, 23 June 2016 at 15:03:20 UTC, jmh530 wrote:
You had recommended looking through json/sdl files from existing projects to learn how to use dub properly. If someone took this advice for learning D, it would be to look at source code in random projects to try to understand the language. I've got your Learning D book on my bookshelf. It doesn't just have one line that says, hey just look at some source code and figure it out. It breaks things apart into small examples so that you can easily process each part.
I mentioned it as one of *six* resources. That does not at all imply that I was suggesting it be the only way to learn DUB. You yourself said in a subsequent post that you would like to see more examples. What better examples than real world projects? Checking out open source projects has always been a valuable way to learn different aspects of software development ('Use the source, Luke' is a common expression), including languages, but of course it isn't the only way.
