Top D programming language links
Sat, 2013-03-02 18:52 | by Samuel Lampa
Although there are numerous resources out there about the D programming language, they don't seem that easy to find. Here I'm trying to gather a top-list of resources for aspirind D coders:
UPDATE Mar 4, 2013: Implemented suggestions by Simen Endsjø
UPDATE Mar 5, 2013: Implemented suggestions by Xinok
- DLang.org
the main site. Contains an easy to navigate language reference and more. - D Wiki
(Content being migrated from the old wiki) - D Forum
The main place to discuss all things D. - D programming page at Google+
Quite some community gathered here - Planet D
Aggregating blogs from many D coders. - Official Github page for D
Here you find the sourcecode etc. - Github projects using D
- Book: The D programming language
Probably the best resource for getting started with D! A complete reference of the language, written in an easy-to-read way. - D programming language tutorial
Free online book, by Ali Cehreli. - D tutorials
Was an excellent starting point for me to learn D. Dsource.org is otherwise quite dead :( - D at StackOverflow
904 questions, at the time of writing this. - VisualD
Visual Studio plugin for D. The top D IDE for Windows. - Mono-D
D plugin for MonoDevelop, a cross platform IDE for .Net, but that works very well as a D IDE on linux. Probably the best full-blown IDE for D for linux. - D Coders Stockholm
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Comments
I would remove the link to
I would remove the link to DProgramming.com as that site has seen very little activity in the past five years. Otherwise, these are two more links I highly recommend adding to your list:
D Forums, with emphasis on the digitalmars.D.learn newsgroup:
http://forum.dlang.org/
Programming in D, an excellent free ebook being translated to English from Turkish:
http://ddili.org/ders/d.en/index.html
P.S. Please remove the god-awful CAPTCHA from your blog.
Thanks
Thanks for the suggestions, implemented now! Yeah, the CAPTCHA was awful ... but so are the spammers (can't understand how they get through anything I set up :( ) ... gotta find another solution ...