Code::Blocks:
Works quite well for Windows and Linux, except for some occasional
dependency problems because of single-file compilation. Unusable on Mac
because of keyboard shortcut issues. Project and build option
configuration is a bit complicated and the toolchain-settings need to be
tweaked manually.
VisualD:
Now seems quite stable and works well, good debugger integration. Right
now I have to switch back to Code::Blocks on Windows because of DMD
linking problems in the compile-everything-at-once-build that VisualD
does (normally preferrable).
D for XCode:
Works really well for me on Mac OS since I took the time to understand
the XCode project structure. It has, however, some serious problems with
its dependency calculation and also does only single-file builds.
I tried Descent several times and its semantic features were great, but
the missing D2 support was always a problem.
