Whiley mentions D

[Paulo Pinto]

I would consider Haskell and Clojure already "almost mainstream", as there 
are
quite a few companies listing jobs with them. Some of them quite important,
like Intel, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Galois, JaneStreet among others.

"bearophile"  wrote in message news:jf6e5n$18td$1 at digitalmars.com...

Stephan Wrote:

> Interesting read:
>
> http://whiley.org/2012/01/18/connecting-the-dots-on-the-future-of-programming-languages/

The answer about Clojure seems written by someone living under a reality 
distortion field. Surely Haskell, D and Clojure are not "mainstream". The 
only "mainstream" thing of D is its C-like syntax.
The relative Reddit thread shows that there is a significant ignorance still 
about purity and immutability of D.

Bye,
bearophile