Adam Ruppe Wrote: > Of course, it keeps the JS down to size... but doesn't actually let you > run code on the client written in D.
Unless your client is a real application, of course :P I did a Qt app using the modules from a work web app earlier in the year. I interfaced with Qt via a message passing layer which converted signals and slots into C calls - which were implemented in D. So, new widgets would be written in C++ (QtD was close but not quite good enough for me to use), but the core was still D.
