On Tuesday, 18 December 2012 at 11:39:29 UTC, Nekroze wrote:
On Tuesday, 18 December 2012 at 09:47:24 UTC, egslava wrote:
I don't program with D a lot, but when I try to find
information in google, I use that way:
"dlang something". And google very often tries to change it to
"slang something" :)
But I think, today, it's the best way. Because you can't look
for "d something". Because D - it's just a letter.
dlang - it's a word, so you can find something more ease, than
just with "D".
Personally, if i am looking for anything related to D i first
search with the prefix "d programming language" so i would
search for "d programming language something" then if that
fails i would maybe try "dlang something" but i currently only
do that if i think that "something" could be found on dlang.org
and this has so far worked well enough for me.
tldr: Try searching with "d programming language" as a prefix
first.
For example, I try to use that phrase:
d programming language sha256
I needed only sha-256 library for my course work. Only. Don't ask
me why :)
And I really don't know: is there RIGHT library or not? And there
are a lot of noise in google results. There're much noise and
there're few common cipher libraries.
If I know - there aren't another libraries - I'll try to fit
existance libraries for my purposes.
If I know - there is library more fitted for my purposes - I'll
look for that.
It's very easy add to web-page:
bozf4qy (or something else)
And all problems about search are solved: you will look only for
D2 libraries and solutions.
Why not?
