Why lack of good IDE doesn't peek your attention

[burber via Digitalmars-d-ide]

Yeah I personally think having an IDE that holds an environment 
similar to a Java IDE it would be pretty nice. Something like 
IntelliJ for D (the plugin is alright but it isn't as fast as 
writing Java in IntelliJ when I write D. Right now I use Eclipse 
with DDT since it has a nice auto completion feature and some 
other stuff. It's pretty good, but creating D files is kinda 
weird. You don't create a D class, you create a blank file that 
you have to manually set the extension type to and is in a folder 
rather than something like a package/module. I tried some other 
IDEs that were on the Wiki but they either a) didn't work or b) 
weren't that good. With the IntelliJ plugin (which seems pretty 
good in the screenshots) it crashed the IDE and produced a bunch 
of errors.

I think if D wanted to attract more attention or appeal to the 
Java crowd, they could quite easily do that and gain a lot more 
users if they were to create an IDE that was very similar in 
terms of assisting the user in typing automatically like almost 
any popular Java IDE. I really hope an IDE is released that is 
what I'm describing and if their isn't I'll have to look into 
making one.