https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nsyX37nsRs
I'm really happy with the way languages are finally progressing.
I've said for years that we should be able to program the "rules"
(e.g. code guidelines) that programmers then abide by, so that
they are statically checked.
DScanner is an example. But the core flaw is... it's "rules of
thumb". That's great. But what about "rules for MY projects" or
"rules for THIS SPECIFIC CODE TEAM."
I love D's templates. I'm doing stuff I never thought possible
like accidentally re-inventing Pass-by-Name / "Named Parameters"
completely at compile-time / zero run-time overhead.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_parameter
Anyhow, I wonder what the D community thinks about this kind of
meta-programming, and how much D already can do without
metaclasses, and whether D could possibly benefit from
implementing them.
Thanks.
