Walter Bright Wrote: > On 7/15/2012 4:08 PM, Patrick Stewart wrote: > > Second biggest flaw with D development is premature optimization opsession > > by > > large number of devs. "We haven't make it work quite yet as specs define, > > but > > lets us optimize it, so it can work incorrectly even faster!" > > All versions pass the D test suite 100%. Any regressions that appeared were > not > in the test suite, but do get added as they are fixed. > >
100% passage of test suites do not make me more happy even a bit. Which is my business, of course. What would make me happy is feature list on page describing milestones. And each version branched and kept stable, with bugfixes and *no* new features introduced. Real question is where is D going? When will be enough with cramming new features down its throat each time a semi-good idea pops up? When will D leave beta and reach v1 ? Because D2 is still in beta as far as I see it.
