Gabi:
The first question that came up was how it stands up with C++ performance wise ?
In my experience if you write D code very similar to equivalent C or C++ code (this means using abstractions with enough care), and you use the ldc2 compiler with the right compilation switches (some of them are hidden), and you don't make mistakes in D coding (like leaving virtual functions, copying fixed static arrays when you want just a reference, and so on), then you get sufficiently similar performance to C or C++ code compiled with Clang.
Bye, bearophile
