Putting D on my CV

[Alexander Panek]

Chris wrote:
> I think that the name D for the language is not good. Well, it sounds 
> cool and is an improvement over C++ but just try googling for it. I 
> think that an unambiguous name would have been better - like Mars 
> Language, or DM  Langage or even DMD Language or WCNL (Walter's Cool New 
> Langauge) :)
> 
> These days when naming something we have to also to consider how it will 
> be displayed on the Net. In that context for instance the name C++ is 
> perfect.
> 
> These are just my thoughts, don't shoot me for them!
> 
> Regards,
>  Chris
> 
> 
> Stewart Gordon wrote:
> 
>> I'm in the process of getting my CV up to scratch.  In the skills 
>> section, I have a list of languages that I can program in.
>>
>> Has anyone else put D in such a section?
>>
>> Looking at the idea, I know that there have been other languages 
>> called D.
>>
>> http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/27897.html
>>
>> I believe the one we talk of here is probably the best known now. 
>> However, what if the language called D that a prospective employer has 
>> heard of is one of the others?
>>
>> I suppose there are ways to disambiguate, but wonder what's best.
>>
>> Opinions?
>>
>> Stewart.
>>

Try to google for "C"..ok, you're gettin a few results related to 
development, but compared to it's age I wouldn't wonder at all. As soon 
as D is as old as C, I bet it'll be on the first place on Google's page 
when searching for "D".

Ad topic:
I've put D also into the list of competences, but it didn't help me yet.

Regards, Alex