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Re: Ruby is exploding onto the scene as Java did at the end of 1990s
by Robert Dober other posts by this author
Aug 21 2006 12:40PM messages near this date

Re: Ruby is exploding onto the scene as Java did at the end of 1990s | Re: Ruby is exploding onto the scene as Java did at the end of 1990s

On 8/21/06, Robert Dober <robert.dober@[...].com>  wrote:
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>  On 8/17/06, Chad Perrin <perrin@[...].com> wrote:
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>  > On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 06:15:12AM +0900, Leslie Viljoen wrote:
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Slightly off topic

D is a great language,
at least theoretically, while not having Ruby Syntax Sugar and full dynamics
it has an enourmous amount of features from template mixins to generics etc.
I was upset I tried it the first time because I had troubles with the GNU
Compiler :( [pitty me to confuse concepts and compiler, but you know if you
cannot try it out]
The Digital Mars Compiler works quite fine up to know.
Of course I just looked into it for one day, but I judged much too quickly.

My appologies to all D fans!

Robert