Pragmatic D Tutorial

[Kagamin]

http://qznc.github.io/d-tut/basics.html
You make it sound like linking with C++ libraries is an easy 
task. I think, I know how to express difference between C++ and 
D: newer versions of C++ can compile legacy C++ code, while D 
drops C++ compatibility for language redesign, which leads to 
very limited compatibility with C++, but reasonably retains C 
ecosystem. C++ ecosystem is the feature of C++, similar to Java, 
this often outweighs purely linguistic features. This can be 
added to the "Criticism" section.

http://qznc.github.io/d-tut/debugging.html
The template syntax wasn't introduces at this point.

Unfortunately, there is no logging module in the standard library 
as of October 2013.
Such materials tend to bit rot, so it's better to mention the 
date.

-gc switch may be needed for the debugger to be able to demangle 
symbols, though I can't recall for which combination of OS, 
platform, compiler and debugger it's needed. I saw it in this 
forum, but can't find.

Code examples are without background, which is not as nice as in 
the previous version.