D repl

[bearophile]

SomeDude:

> It's cool, but it's yet another tool to maintain. Thus their 
> lack of enthusiasm I guess. Unless someone comes forward and is 
> ready to maintain the repl, in which case I think everyone 
> would applaud.

I understand and I agree, thank you for putting me back on the 
ground. Also, I remember that today they add things to the Python 
standard library only when they are already widely used (unless 
they are created by people like Hettinger). So maybe it's better 
to see one D repl used a lot in the wild a lot, and only then add 
it to the standard distribution.

Bye,
bearophile