Why is D unpopular?
forkit
forkit at gmail.com
Sun Jun 12 01:03:06 UTC 2022
On Sunday, 12 June 2022 at 00:41:20 UTC, norm wrote:
>
> ... It is fascinating the amount of energy in D forums spent
> talking about D's shortcomings and reminds me of the internet
> in the late 90's early 00's where every forum chat ended in a
> flame war.
>
> All this energy would be much better spent making software with
> D or building up its ecosystem....but that requires work and
> not as much fun as pointing out someone is wrong on the
> internet. The latter requires no work at all for the same
> physiological response in the brain as recognition by others
> for a job well done.
>
Actually, 'the latter' as you call it, takes a LOT of work .. its
exhausting ;-)
The 'flaming' as you call it, usually results from the
passive-aggressive types always coming out of the woodwork...and
they use all kinds of diversionary tactics to shutdown your
argument:
https://medium.com/the-mission/5-tactics-used-by-passive-aggressive-arguers-and-the-best-forms-of-defense-42a9348b60ed
My argument could not be simpler:
Compiler. please enforce the invariants of my class at compile
time, if that's what I ask you to do (with, for example, 'scope
private int x';
It's a really, really, really, really, simple proposition.
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