there is DCompute for writing D programs on the GPU: https://github.com/libmir/dcompute it's pretty awesome
if you want to use vibe.d as a fairly complete solution to most tasks. You will not have the fastest web service, but you will be really productive. I think with vibe.d you can easily beat node.js in comfort for writing…
For multiple years I have been using dub as build system and vscode with code-d as editor. Well I'm a bit biased because I made code-d but nonetheless I would say it works really good for day-to-day usage for any…
Most of the time I use GtkD because my target platform is mainly linux but if I also want to target windows I use DlangUI. Don't actually target OSX but the apps happen to work on there too. For the web backends I…
Im using it for everything I do. Small and big GUI apps, some tiny games I made use D, all my website backends are in D now and I try to use D everywhere I can.
there is DCompute for writing D programs on the GPU: https://github.com/libmir/dcompute it's pretty awesome
if you want to use vibe.d as a fairly complete solution to most tasks. You will not have the fastest web service, but you will be really productive. I think with vibe.d you can easily beat node.js in comfort for writing…
For multiple years I have been using dub as build system and vscode with code-d as editor. Well I'm a bit biased because I made code-d but nonetheless I would say it works really good for day-to-day usage for any…
Most of the time I use GtkD because my target platform is mainly linux but if I also want to target windows I use DlangUI. Don't actually target OSX but the apps happen to work on there too. For the web backends I…
Im using it for everything I do. Small and big GUI apps, some tiny games I made use D, all my website backends are in D now and I try to use D everywhere I can.