[dbi]

Interesting points, but the up sides of dlang are over shadowed by the fact that rust won the hearts of many low level developers and has gotten traction. I know of a few companies that are having difficult finding skilled developers because of this.

[WalterBright]

I suppose it depends on whether you want to do something you enjoy, or follow the crowd.

[bachmeier]

> the up sides of dlang are over shadowed by the fact that rust won the hearts of many low level developers and has gotten traction

Then wait until you see how Rust usage compares with C and C++ usage. Sorry, but I fail to see the point of your comment.