On Tuesday, 17 January 2017 at 12:38:43 UTC, strymon wrote:
I have been around the D community for about a year and I have
been enjoying the language - thanks to the creators! I think it
would be good to have a reading list outside the D materials.
Ali's book is a great introduction but if you want to be a
useful D programmer you will need more, particularly if you do
not have a computer science background. For example it is only
recently I became aware that the topic of algorithms and data
structures was extremely important ... I am now educating
myself. Given the dearth of production-quality libraries
outside the standard library and the language itself, a list of
topics that target programmers who do not necessarily have a CS
background would be good. The list could include:
[...]
I don't know how or when or who will tackle such issues, but you
can write a blog series and discuss the stuff you learn as and
when you do. Others will surely benefit.
