I think it actually looks quite nice.
Some issues:
I really think it should be Expand/Contract Example instead of +/-
Example. Having +/- after a period just seems... strange.
Example Convenience[1] uses 'dictionary' as the name of the AA, then
references it by using 'table'.
Example Convenience[2] uses new Widget. This goes against @property I
believe, and would probably not work with -property.
I really don't like the "#!/usr/bin/rdmd" at the top. I believe this is
a unix thing (at the very least, Windows command prompt does not support
'#!'), and it's worrying seeing something like that when looking at
basic examples for a cross-platform language. It will either confuse the
user if they don't know what it is, perhaps making them think it's part
of the language (as # usually means a preprocessor directive), or make
them wonder whether things like Windows are treated second-hand when
it's all they see.
On 20/11/2011 11:31 PM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
On 11/20/11 2:40 AM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
Thanks to all who provided feedback! I read again the entire thread,
then made one more pass:
http://d-programming-language.org/new/
I made one more pass and improved the homepage in a number of ways.
(Learned about <div> more than I ever wanted to know...)
* The news column is now on the right.
* Border is thinner
* The page behaves better when shrinking laterally
* Footer is better integrated
* Copyright text is smaller
Andrei
