A few notes on choosing between Go and D for a quick project

[bearophile via Digitalmars-d]

Andrei Alexandrescu:

> ## some or all of @safe, immutable, pure should be the default

+1
I have a ER on @safe by default and Walter seems to agree. But 
I'd like more. A "strict D" mode? :-)


> # libraries, projects should be prominently listed and nurtured
> # single-idea advantage; D seems to embody too many ideas at 
> once
> ## concurrency?
> ## networking?
> ## generics?
> ## interoperability with C and C++?
> ## focus on one!

D can't be a single-purpose language. And it has more moving 
parts compared to Go.

Bye,
bearophile