On Wednesday, 31 January 2018 at 10:35:06 UTC, Benny wrote:
I told before if there is no leadership to focus resources and
the main developers are more focused on adding more features to
the compiler that is already overflowing, then how do you
expect to see things solved?
Yes, that is probably the main issue. Where D is going with
memory management is still not clear after... many years. It is
also not clear whether D is trying to carve its own niche or is
going after C/C++/Rust, different people state very different
goals. So it is difficult to imagine where D is heading. At the
moment it is basically easier to just stand by and watch while
using more narrowly focused languages in production.
Let me say this again: I like D but unless you are years into D
as a developer its just frustrating to deal with the constant
issues.
So basically the same issues as C++.
Tired of reading the same rhetoric as are the people who think
posts
like this are troll posts.
People who pretend to be self-confident, but aren't, tend to go
with that rhetoric. *shrugs*
