PHP verses C#.NET verses D.

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On Wednesday, 17 June 2015 at 04:25:38 UTC, Nick B wrote:
> On Tuesday, 16 June 2015 at 08:47:40 UTC, John Colvin wrote:
>> On Monday, 15 June 2015 at 23:53:06 UTC, Nick B wrote:
>>> Hi.
>>>
>>>
>>> Any comments or suggestions on the above?
>>
>> Both C# and D sound like good fits there. It depends on 
>> whether it's the sort of team who like to innovate and explore 
>> new possibilities or whether they want a completely fleshed 
>> out, stable ecosystem.
>
>
> Is anyone else able to comment on the comparisions/differences 
> between C#.Net & D ??
> Any comments on cost ?
> Any comments on getting bugs fixed ?

I've been working on developing the entire Web Stack in D, down 
from the kernel to the multiplexed HTTP/2 protocol and the 
high-level framework that queries the database and serves the 
response in json.

If I did so at a high personal investment cost, it was so those 
insane web development languages wouldn't bother me anymore. In 
D, if you have a bug, you are 100% certain that you can resolve 
it yourself. You have all the C/C++ tools available to go all the 
way down to the memory and debug anything you want. You have 
statically typed language that allows huge projects to breathe 
very healthy and increment features at low cost.

Nothing beats D in my opinion. It's 20 years ahead of everything 
out there. All you need to do, is know how to use it and 
understand it enough to resolve any bugs you come up with.