Learning asynchronous sockets in D (well actually C...)

[Tobias Pankrath]

> The thing that developers should come from a C/C++ background 
> is totally not acceptable.

Yes. I also think the documentation shouldn't assume familiarity 
with C++.

> So we need to add a "Introduction to D for Java developers" 
> etc, that makes it easier to start hacking right away.

My question aimed at figuring out, what such a introduction 
should include. When I started D, I found many things that were 
unclear and needed better documentation, especially in phobos.

But now that I fix the documentation with regard to these things, 
I don't recognize them anymore.