On Monday, 16 October 2017 at 13:56:34 UTC, skymuse wrote:
...Let me tell you why I choose D.
D gave me the freedom to code the way I wanted to, Go forced me
to think "simply". D gave me every feature possible to solve my
problem, Go took them away. D allowed me to program in a style
that matched the problem at hand, Go forced me to follow only
one style. Are you seeing the pattern? When you religiously
follow a philosophy, you're limited to only solving problems
that play well with that philosophy.
Don't confuse religion and philosophy. One is a dynamic const,
the other is purely dynamic ;-)
I take it from your story, that one could say the philosophy of
D, is:
'Do it your way'.
That sounds like a great philosophy! And it certainly fits with
my understanding of the capabilities of D, and perhaps is
indicative of the spirit in which D came about ;-)
