- platform issues (not everyone agrees D2 is a perfect upgrade route -
how is this even surprising? Look at the number of people *not* using D,
it shouldn't be a surprise that there are people who dislike D2, but like
D1)
There are so many people love C and "hate" C++. We know it is the same
language with one of them has some nifty extra tools.
Generic programming, namespaces, easier OOP, operator/function overloading
and many more.
Now why would they hate C++?
. politics
. politics related to certain features like OOP, operator overloading, you
name it.
. complexity
Could you tell me anything other than this, that make sense?
These are all my subjective opinions. Feel free to throw the first rock,
after all I'm just a stupid troll.
Not always but can't say that i never see you trolling :P
- stylistic issues (OOP style structured Tango vs quick'n'dirty Phobos
API) -> this causes annoying technical incompatibilities
For me the technical issues have the greatest priority. If I want a full
flexible Java style stream I/O interface and these kind of things,
there's
no way in hell I'll let you shove the Phobos style ideology down my
throat. I'd have to create a "PhoTango" wrapper to actually use these.
I am not comparing libraries and also not in a position to do that since
didn't even see Tango.
But a question comes to mind. For library development (or just everything
if that matters) is the top down OOP approach ideal/right way?
It is just an idiom that might have elegant solutions for certain tasks.
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