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The reference D compiler is now open source

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Re: The reference D compiler is now open source

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Say what? The words that come to mind when I think of Java tooling is certainly not "best". More like "Bloated, slow, too-fscking-much-XML"

Name another language + tooling ecosystem where you can do ALL of: * Perform automatic refactoring of a 100k+ LOC project and be confident that absolutely nothing breaks. * Reliable edit and continue in the debugger. * Fast incremental compile times. * Easily pull in third party libraries without messing with include-dirs, link-dirs and whatnot, and automatically get the documentation built in and ready for autocompl…

Spend a week trying to get the project to actually run on a computer, with a project you haven't touched before...

Re: The reference D compiler is now open source

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post #248

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Name another language + tooling ecosystem where you can do ALL of: * Perform automatic refactoring of a 100k+ LOC project and be confident that absolutely nothing breaks. * Reliable edit and continue in the debugger. * Fast incremental compile times. * Easily pull in third party libraries without messing with include-dirs, link-dirs and whatnot, and automatically get the documentation built in and ready for autocompl…

Do not go up against Erlang. You will lose.

Erlang as some pretty dope tooling, but still Java has a much larger selection and some low-level tools that are just fantastic for performance (JMH is one of my favorites).
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