Using D to Create the World’s Fastest File System
I would have liked to hear more about what exactly made D so great -- reading through it it's kind of vague. He mentions generics and finally getting LLVM support working as a target, and being able to use D at a high and low-level but I don't see anything here that's groundbreaking.<p>Could someone who uses D<p>Hate to be that guy, but if you could compare it with rust that would be double A++ good... I know the targets are somewhat different but I find that I can write high level rust <i>and</i> low level rust. Also, I get the feeling that you could very easily have used Go for the same purposes (D was around long before Go IIRC so maybe it was just not being present).