Originally Posted by Departure
I feel sorry for you guys(boys), Honestly...
Tied up in your C++ world and no knowledge of anything else, making dumb comments because its clear your unwilling to take advice or learn from others, I guess it makes you feel threaten that there is some else out there beside what you think you know... Maybe its the high level of testosterone building up during your puberty. Ohh young grass hoppers you have much to learn...
There have been people in this topic that are open minded and stated they are willing to try the "D" language(after all this was the original topic) while other just down play it knowing they are just barely scrapping through with there so called expertise language(namely C++, when C++ had nothing to do with this topic). then we have people like freedompeace who actually uses common sense and is open to other things..
Been an interesting topic, it has show'n a few personalities ..
Tied up in your C++ world and no knowledge of anything else, making dumb comments because its clear your unwilling to take advice or learn from others, I guess it makes you feel threaten that there is some else out there beside what you think you know... Maybe its the high level of testosterone building up during your puberty. Ohh young grass hoppers you have much to learn...
There have been people in this topic that are open minded and stated they are willing to try the "D" language(after all this was the original topic) while other just down play it knowing they are just barely scrapping through with there so called expertise language(namely C++, when C++ had nothing to do with this topic). then we have people like freedompeace who actually uses common sense and is open to other things..
Been an interesting topic, it has show'n a few personalities ..
If you knew anything about D, you would know that it is simply not ready for mainstream use. Like I said before, D is a great idea; however, the implementation is horrible (especially the standard library[ies]). There is a difference between being open-minded and being irrationally inviting. The latter lacks pragmatism and is exactly what you suggest people to do.
While you're on the route of ad hominem, you're the one who is repeatedly using fallacious arguments and is generally ill informed about languages themselves and how they are able to survive.
Finally, a little analysis on your first paragraph. Even though you did not explicitly state that you are better than others, your diction conveys a superiority complex. Connotation is a powerful tool.
