On Thursday, 24 January 2019 at 14:44:07 UTC, bachmeier wrote:
Of course, one could argue that it must have offered enough to keep some of them interested. They were able to get stuff done when they used it.
The build in and good performing http server hit the sweet spot. Never underestimate the desire of people to simply get going fast.
As a developer, you can be assured that your Go HTTP server will survive a upgrade to a new major release version. That assurance is a bit less with D. ;)
One of D its weak spots, that its so general positioned as a C++ replacement, that it lacks a identify for itself.
