D vs Go in real life

[Paolo Invernizzi]

This reply is not intended as a specific reply to Brad, so no pun 
inside, really, but...

I always wonder for how much attention there's out there 
regarding the setting up of the development environment: from my 
experience, I very very like the D simplicity, just grab a zip, 
and inside you have all the basic for every supported os. The 
_only_ missing thing in the zip is dub (guys, that MUST be in the 
official distribution).

It's so easy that when I hear about installer, packager, etc, etc 
I scratch my head... O_o

/Paolo

On Friday, 29 November 2013 at 05:14:14 UTC, brad clawsie wrote:

<snip>
> This might not be a fair assessment given my shallow experience 
> with D, but it seems much less polished relative to Go for 
> setting up a development environment and working with code from 
> the web.
<snip>
>
> brad