DConf 2013 Day 3 Talk 2: Code Analysis for D with AnalyzeD by Stefan Rohe

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Slowly catching up with published videos :)

This has kind of convinced me that once D gets wider usage, tools 
similar to AnalyzeD may become de-facto standard part of any 
production toolchain, with a configurable rule set. D is complex 
and multi-paradigm language (which rocks) and any single project 
is likely to use only specific style subset (which is kind of 
hard to enforce). Once front-end parses becomes less coupled with 
rest of the compiler it should become more and more popular 
approach.