• D (12/12) Dec 04 2023 I have been silently following this forum for a long time.
• Sergey (3/15) Dec 04 2023 Nice. What kind of systems are you talking about?
• D (9/11) Dec 04 2023 Currently, my focus is on web-based projects. I am conducting my
• Sergey (17/27) Dec 06 2023 Oh nice. Handy gives me mixed feelings..
• Mike Shah (3/5) Dec 06 2023 That's great -- experimentation is an important part of the
• aberba (6/10) Dec 06 2023 Not sure what makes vibe.d horrible for you but as a professional
• Andrew (4/11) Dec 06 2023 Eyyyy, thanks for the shoutout! I was actually working this
• aberba (2/14) Dec 04 2023 Awesome.
• Walter Bright (1/1) Dec 04 2023 Thank you for the inspiring words!

D <mir gmail.com> writes:

I have been silently following this forum for a long time. 
Learning the D language and developing myself in this area has 
been a very exciting experience. In this process, learning and 
applying new things is really enjoyable. I am grateful to the 
creators of the D language and everyone who has contributed to 
it. Thank you for your existence and efforts.

I love the D language more compared to other languages I use. I 
didn't have enough experience to offer this language to my 
clients in my professional life, but now I plan to use it as the 
default language in both our own systems and our clients' 
systems. I hope the value of the D language will be more widely 
recognized in the coming days. Thank you all again.

Sergey <kornburn yandex.ru> writes:

On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 17:31:54 UTC, D wrote:
 I have been silently following this forum for a long time. 
 Learning the D language and developing myself in this area has 
 been a very exciting experience. In this process, learning and 
 applying new things is really enjoyable. I am grateful to the 
 creators of the D language and everyone who has contributed to 
 it. Thank you for your existence and efforts.

 I love the D language more compared to other languages I use. I 
 didn't have enough experience to offer this language to my 
 clients in my professional life, but now I plan to use it as 
 the default language in both our own systems and our clients' 
 systems. I hope the value of the D language will be more widely 
 recognized in the coming days. Thank you all again.

Nice. What kind of systems are you talking about?
And btw are you using libraries? Which ones if "yes"?

D <mir gmail.com> writes:

On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 17:37:20 UTC, Sergey wrote:
 Nice. What kind of systems are you talking about?
 And btw are you using libraries? Which ones if "yes"?

Currently, my focus is on web-based projects. I am conducting my 
work using Handy Httpd and enhancing my knowledge in Socket 
programming. With what I've learned, I'm trying to develop my own 
experimental Web Framework in the D language.

Additionally, I am working on a identity management system and an 
educational platform. My goal is to integrate my services into 
the D language and launch these systems live in the early days of 
the new year.

Sergey <kornburn yandex.ru> writes:

On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 23:45:00 UTC, D wrote:
 On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 17:37:20 UTC, Sergey wrote:
 Currently, my focus is on web-based projects. I am conducting 
 my work using Handy Httpd and enhancing my knowledge in Socket 
 programming.

Oh nice. Handy gives me mixed feelings..
If we don't take into account Vibe (which is horrible huge 
monster), Handy has the best web-site and documentation 
(definitely). But it has some issues with performance, which I 
saw in one of the benchmark. But probably I need to test it by 
myself better.

 With what I've learned, I'm trying to develop my own 
 experimental Web Framework in the D language.

This is also confused, like we have in D world several Web 
Frameworks. Like more than 5 are "alive" and getting updates 
recently, and there are 3 abandoned (but with low effort probably 
could be fixed). And 1 new (which is still too young and support 
only linux). And also some experimental Photon thing.. like why 
another one?

 Additionally, I am working on a identity management system and 
 an educational platform. My goal is to integrate my services 
 into the D language and launch these systems live in the early 
 days of the new year.

Interesting. I had an idea to port RPC framework (which we are 
lacking now in D ecosystem). But I haven't got any targets.. so 
maybe your case could be suitable, in case you decide to go with 
micro-service architecture.

Mike Shah <mshah.475 gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 6 December 2023 at 10:14:03 UTC, Sergey wrote:
 With what I've learned, I'm trying to develop my own 
 experimental Web Framework in the D language.

That's great -- experimentation is an important part of the 
learning process!

aberba <karabutaworld gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 6 December 2023 at 10:14:03 UTC, Sergey wrote:
 On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 23:45:00 UTC, D wrote:

 Oh nice. Handy gives me mixed feelings..
 If we don't take into account Vibe (which is horrible huge 
 monster), ...

Not sure what makes vibe.d horrible for you but as a professional 
web developer, I don't see anything wrong with vibe.d compared to 
what's used out there in the industry. Vibe.d is more capable 
that something like Express.js which is super popular in 
JavaScript world.

Andrew <andrewlalisofficial gmail.com> writes:

On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 23:45:00 UTC, D wrote:
 On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 17:37:20 UTC, Sergey wrote:
 Nice. What kind of systems are you talking about?
 And btw are you using libraries? Which ones if "yes"?

 Currently, my focus is on web-based projects. I am conducting 
 my work using Handy Httpd and enhancing my knowledge in Socket 
 programming. With what I've learned, I'm trying to develop my 
 own experimental Web Framework in the D language.

Eyyyy, thanks for the shoutout! I was actually working this 
morning on improving the worker pool and queue implementation for 
it, now that the api is stable.

aberba <karabutaworld gmail.com> writes:

On Monday, 4 December 2023 at 17:31:54 UTC, D wrote:
 I have been silently following this forum for a long time. 
 Learning the D language and developing myself in this area has 
 been a very exciting experience. In this process, learning and 
 applying new things is really enjoyable. I am grateful to the 
 creators of the D language and everyone who has contributed to 
 it. Thank you for your existence and efforts.

 I love the D language more compared to other languages I use. I 
 didn't have enough experience to offer this language to my 
 clients in my professional life, but now I plan to use it as 
 the default language in both our own systems and our clients' 
 systems. I hope the value of the D language will be more widely 
 recognized in the coming days. Thank you all again.

Awesome.

Walter Bright <newshound2 digitalmars.com> writes:

Thank you for the inspiring words!