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DMD 2.087.0 Released
Posted onThe latest release of the Digital Mars D compiler (DMD) is now available. Version 2.087.0 marks 44 closed Bugzilla issues and 22 major changes courtesy of 63 contributors. See the changelog for the details and related links. Visit the Digital Mars Downloads page to get the release package for your platform(s). One of the changes … Continue reading DMD 2.087.0 Released
Read more...DConf T-Shirts and the Human Resource Fund
Posted onI announced the Human Resource Fund back in April as part of an initiative we’re working on with companies using D in production. It was seeded by WekaIO. Now we need to see it grow. We always have an excess of t-shirts after DConf. Often, they are given away. This year, we intentionally ordered many … Continue reading DConf T-Shirts and the Human Resource Fund
Read more...Human Resources in the D Ecosystem (or Resources, Resources, Resources)
Posted onThere’s lots of work in the D ecosystem waiting for someone to complete it. This blog post introduces two initiatives, the Human Resource Share and the Human Resource Fund, aimed at making that happen!
Read more...DConf 2019 Early-Bird Registration Opens (and Other News)
Posted onI’ve got a few big news items for you today, the biggest being one I’ve been eagerly awaiting: early-bird registration for DConf 2019 London is now open!
Read more...Updates in D Land
Posted onAs we encroach upon the end of 2018, a recent Reddit thread wishing D a happy 17th birthday reminded me how far the language has come since I first stumbled upon it in 2003. Many of the steps along the way were powered by the energy of users who had little incentive to contribute beyond … Continue reading Updates in D Land
Read more...The New Fundraising Campaign
Posted onThe D Language Foundation is ready to put someone on the task of thinning out the D pull request queues. Help us meet our fundraising target!
Read more...Funding code-d
Posted onThe D Language Foundation hit its goal of raising $3000 to fund development on the D plugin for Visual Studio Code, code-d, and its supporting tools. This post explains where that money is going and talks about the future of the Foundation’s ecosystem funding initiative.
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