[Semi-OT] I don't want to leave this language!

[e-y-e via Digitalmars-d-learn]

Currently I have been learning D for about a year and a half. 
This may seem like a short time, but this is the longest I have 
stuck with any language. I have only been learning for 4 years 
and I am currently in university studying first year of computer 
systems engineering.

My main problem is that now I am looking for industry placements, 
it is clear that in this field C and C++ are highly desired. I 
have used C++ prior to discovering D, but much of my learning 
curve has occured while using D, and I feel quite comfortable 
using it. Using D makes me look back at what a great language it 
is compared to C++ (I know it can also be compared to C but I 
haven't used C).

So I don't want to go back. It isn't as if I have a career in C++ 
(like I know some people here have) and use D (only) for pleasure 
so I have no real knowledge of how things I write in D compare to 
what I would do in C++ (and none whatsoever for C).

Does anyone have any advice for me? Obviously I'm going to have 
to make this leap and the organizations will have their own 
ecosystem but while I'm learning how can I replace some of the 
great things about D? Things like built-in unittests, sane static 
if, painless CTFE, ranges, or even just the DUB package 
manager/build tool.

Failing that, think of this as another one of those 'D is great!' 
posts ;). And whatever happens, I'll certainly try and convince 
my host company to use it...