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C++ programmer here. I'm interested in learning a more "fun" language to play around with and was curious about what 4chan thinks of D. How good is the selection of libraries available for D? Is it usable for any practical real world applications? I don't know anyone who uses D and haven't seen any software written in it.

inb4 lisp

>>9
Actually GDC is free as in GPL and copyright was given to the FSF.

>>7
The stdlib divide was very real, but it's a thing from the past.

>>1
D is super nice to use, yet there is not much domains where it's the best tool for the job (mainly because of missing C++ libraries).