Pitching D to my new team at work tomorrow: wish me luck!

[Aziz Köksal" <aziz.koeksal at gmail.com>]

On Wednesday, 15 January 2014 at 18:20:08 UTC, Craig Dillabaugh 
wrote:
> But D's built-in unit testing is still more powerful than C++'s 
> non-existing built-in unit testing, right?  Or are the latest 
> revisions to the C++ language adding that too?
>
> Good luck Atila

The only thing that built-in D-unittests buy you is that they get 
executed automatically in debug builds before main() is called. 
Sure it's convenient and may encourage developers to start 
writing tests right away, but after a while you'll find out that 
they are very limited. I'm not arguing against them, however, you 
have to use a library or write something yourself if you have 
higher requirements.