bearophile Wrote: > Patrick Stewart: > > > Both languages have programming bugs and bad decisions. Python > > fix them without disrupting schedule and usability. D says > > "suck it up for next X years while we fix it" or "You have some > > obscure 4 year old version without that bug". > > Python C interpreter is also far simpler than designing a new > system language, and writing its compiler and standard library.
Simpler - true. But having more complex problem to solve just makes more important to have *better* organization. And D community approach is of weekend developers that discovered VCS & test suite, but know nothing about branching and project planning. > And behind Python there are far more developers and users. > Completely not relevant. Number of developers have nothing to do with project organization. There is a lot of software there equal or more complex that are product of just a few or even single programmer.
