Meanwhile C# and Go keep being improved to play on the same place that D wants to be.
I also agree with the sentiment, the language issues with some not so well worked out features should be fixed, instead of trying to please everyone.
I also agree with the sentiment, the language issues with some not so well worked out features should be fixed, instead of trying to please everyone.
This. For average programmers like myself, latest and fanciest language features are of little value. C++ and (unfortunately) D are in the same quest: to incorporate every programing language paradigm available, the extra complexity be damned. In the specific case of D, I'd rather have a good assortment of native D libraries than more bells and whistles added to the language.