> perfect GC programming language existsNoooo, let's all collectively make Go popular, because retards are also people
shh, don't give all my secrets away!
you're like this meme except you don't participate because you're a nocoder with no accomplishments to your name, probably jobless and broke
>>108956830This, why are retards always shilling languages?
>>108956590java is still superior, securitards
>>108956971because network effects are one of the most important features a language can have.
>>108956590Maybe that's a good thing. In my years of writing and browsing for D code, I've only ever come across one obnoxious tranny on GitHub.Gophers are very stuck up and have a Stockholm relationship with Go and its lacking language features. But I like it as well. Making some quick webshit in Go is faster than in Java. But it comes with drawbacks.D is good for almost everything. It's only flaw is that it's niche enough to feel dead.
>>108958717>It's only flawIts*
>>108956622If more people used D, there would be more libraries for D and more jobs for D. Having more users is always good for a programming language.
D is good and I see nothing wrong with Java and Go. I'm bringing positivity.
I write Clojure and get the absolute freedom that is Lisp while also having access to literally every Java lib under the sunhave fun writing commas and needing separate template bullshit and all the other fuckery of retarded static shit.
>>108958717What do you write in D?
>>108956590JavaARYAN > D > Gojeet
>>108956590Go is a language specifically designed to tardwrangle pajeets who can't understand even mildly unsimple concepts.D is shitty C++ with a gc slapped on, aka totally useless.There is one good GC language out there: opendylan.
>>108958853Mostly what make people use a language over another is a 'killer feature', like ruby on rails for ruby or the AI library ecosystem in python (previously, django/flask). It's also important that whatever this killer app is, is batteries-included. For example, cepl in common lisp is the best graphics programming experience anyone will ever have, and would be a godsend for indie devs if only all the other parts needed for gamedev were available; or for simulations, if only all the other parts needed for simulations were there. But they're not, so it's more practical to use python, java or c# for simulations, and c++ for games.
>>108958894Clojure is not a lisp. It doesn't have any of the advantages of lisps except the advantages of parentheses (but also the downsides).
>>108958894clojure is probably the 1/20 the performance of D. in clojure most "core" things are lazy, vectors are also trees, and everything is boxed. aesthetically the language is quite nice and i have written many programs with it, mostly server stuff. I would never use it for general scripting because the jvm startup time feels so terrible and for programs that require performance it is terrible. also clojure's runtime errors are essentially useless because they give you a java stack trace that does not obviously map to the written code. i forgot to mention that it doesn't even support tco you get a bastardized version of the `named let` and `letrec`, which is a jvm issue but should be considered.
>>108962099Could not get anything to build on Windows with PellsC
>>108959872Games, CLI and GUI tools. I've always wanted to try out webdev in D, too.
>>108956590That's the wrong logo of java
