[pjmlp]

It is what matters, as most companies pick languages based on SDKs, not the other way around being one pony trick and trying to solve everything with the same language.

That is why outside startups selling a specific product, most IT departments are polyglot.

For D to stand out, there must be a Rails, Docker like framework, something, that is getting such a buzz that makes early adopters want to go play with D.

However I don't see it happening on LLM age, where at a whim of a prompt thoughts can be generated in whatever language, which is only a transition step until we start having agent runtimes.