On 12/27/10, Daniel Gibson <metalcae...@gmail.com> wrote: > I really like how D does this: Make the safe thing default and the > unsafe thing possible via more typing.
Compare this to Go, where the safe thing is the only way of doing things and the unsafe thing is impossible*. Unsafe can be useful, and D allows it. But it makes unsafe behavior explicit, which means you can still reason about your programs. It's a practical solution, I love it. *I admit that is just my superficial conclusion from all that I've read about Go.
