Is D still alive?

[Nick Sabalausky]

"Fab" <fab-coding at web.de> wrote in message 
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> Thank you for your answer.
>
> But is there also a productive IDE for 'the daily use'?
> I'm used to code Delphi and there is also everything in the IDE I need to 
> code
> full featured applications.
> I don't need a GUI-Designer (but it would be nice - maybe something like 
> the
> QT-Designer) but a IDE which supports graphical debugging is vital for me.

I use Programmer's Notepad 2 which does everything I care about and is very 
nicely lean and responsive. I'm not sure if it does debugging though, I've 
never tried. If you prefer the bigger (bloated, IMO) IDE's then there are 
two D pulgins for Eclipse ("Descent" is the older more advanced one, and 
there's another, I forget the name, that's newer and being actively 
developed). There is also stuff out there to make D work well with Visual 
Studio (see the "D.announcements" newsgroup).