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[Walter Bright]

On 12/29/2012 5:47 AM, Chris wrote:
> As regards PHP I have to admit that I hardly ever use the code examples in the
> comment section - too basic and too messy. The best real world PHP code is still
> either on Stackoverflow or on webprogrammers' homepages, articles etc. But that
> is because PHP is used by amateurs and professionals alike, I think, (cf.
> http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/pl-php/all/all). In the case of D, I
> trust that the code samples will be of high quality given that the D community
> consists mainly of programming and computer science experts (and I exclude
> myself here!) or at least people with a keen interest in the subject. D could
> definitely do with more code samples especially those showing clever and optimal
> ways of doing things (commenting on the pros and cons like on Stackoverflow).

The interesting thing is I am always trying to write the canonical great 
example, yet I am always unhappy with it later because I've run into a better 
way of doing things.