A few notes on choosing between Go and D for a quick project

[bearophile via Digitalmars-d]

Ola Fosheim Grøstad:

> Yes, but what is a "strict mode". I agree with most of what is 
> said about D and Go in the top post, but is there a market for 
> yet another high level language that isn't high level enough?

"Strict mode" is a D2 with immutable+ at safe+pure by default, 
something like a "var" keyword to denote mutable values, no comma 
operator, static full tracking of memory ownership, less implicit 
casts (because now we have the safe int(x) sytnax), and few other 
small changes that make the language less bug prone and more 
strict.

And I'd still like built-in tuple syntax in D.

Bye,
bearophile