Hi, I'm learning D, and trying to develop a website using vibe.d.
I'm using Digital Ocean's VPS server, with 1GB memory. Many a time when I do `dub`, the memory consumption soars and forces dmd to quit, sometimes even causes the remote machine droplet to freeze.
I understand that due to template and static analysis in the compiler, the memory usage is huge for template heavy code. But I heard that there was effort going on and progress is already made in recent releases.
My question is, is there a plan for this effort? What is the general prediction of an ideal D compiler, some hundreds of MBs or less? I'd like to switch to 512MB VPS droplet, as it's much cheaper. When (which release) would the memory cost be in reasonable level?
As an alternative, I can build the project locally and rsync the binaries to the VPS, but a simple binary in vibe.d yields a ~12MB file, it's somewhat slow to upload it. So I wonder can we refer vibe.d/phobos as a dynamic library?
Thanks, Puming.
