Vision document for H1 2018

[psychoticRabbit]

On Sunday, 11 March 2018 at 01:06:08 UTC, R wrote:
> .... And "scripting" language like PHP, that everybody 
> criticizes just keeps growing and gained 11% market share in 
> the last 7 years ( at now 83% ). Where as D its gain has been 
> minimalist thanks to people leaving almost as fast as it gain.
>

Well, according to the TIOBE Index, C was the language of 2017.

Java is almost always on top, followed by C, followed closely by 
C++.

And it's not just 'old timers' using those languages... surely.

And scripting language can pretty much replace any other 
scripting language.

It's the 'real' programming languages that matter ;-)

And D's not doing to badly at all...despite betterc

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/d/

(although I wonder what happended back in 2009 ??)