What language do you use most and why is it not d?

what language do you use most and why is it not d?

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it's inconvenient to search for

I started to learn D a few years back but felt like there just weren't enough projects written in it to justify continuing.

Google should stop being shit :)

I can't script in it.

I heard the standard library expects garbage collection and that working around that is really annoying, so I never looked further into it

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Why not just code in brainfuck?

Java and Clojure
>because I'm employed.

sasuga Jow Forums

what did he mean by this
#!/usr/bin/env rdmd

wow that was hard

C#
The only D you need is mine, lil bich.

Is there anything that makes D worth learning?

Kotlin because I like nice things.

I saw that C# is getting opt-in forced nullibles for all types in C# 8. It was hilarious watching the little sharplets try and reason why this was a bad thing.

D is for DEAD
let it go, op

but its finally gaining traction

Scala and Java

why is that D so happy ?

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Because it's never seemed to have much support behind it. I haven't looked into it in years though. How's it faring these days, and is there anything that makes it worth getting into?

>Not F#

I want a modern language. D isn't modern.
Things I expect from a modern language:
- dependent types
- a good repl
- elaborator reflection
- theorem prooving
- generalized algebraic datatypes
- totality checking
- purity when required
- extensible syntax (shitty D macros don't count)

same thing Rust cucks say.
is it the year of linux on the desktop too?

>Not VB.Net

>I don't like language X because it is not language Y
I don't even like D but come on, it's always the same thing!
Just fucking use whatever language you need for whatever need you have.

You must be one of those Go retards. This is why """mainstream""" programming languages have been stuck in the 70s for decades.

>hurr durr I don't need polymorphism just use what you need

>not VB