Has anybody tapped the massive Arduino programming explosion using D instead of C++ ? I got started on Arduino a few years back and it has taken the microprocessor popularity through the roof . Unfortunately you download the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) from Arduino.cc direct and then using a $3 development board with a 328p chip on it ,proceed to program the chip to do pretty much whatever you can think of including turning stuff on with your mobile from anywhere in the world and much much more .

I wondered if someone could adapt it to D ?

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