I remember the first time I visited the DLang website. I clicked “What is D used for?” [0] and scrolled to the very first section, “1. Industry.” The opening example was “1. Games,” so naturally I went to read more…and found the first link, “AAA game,” was dead. It led straight to an error page on Xbox.
That was years ago. After reading your comment, I decided to check again. The same “AAA game” link is still first, and it’s still broken.
You can’t really call that “a good presentation of a language” when the very first real-world example links to nowhere—and nobody’s bothered to fix it for years.
That was years ago. After reading your comment, I decided to check again. The same “AAA game” link is still first, and it’s still broken.
You can’t really call that “a good presentation of a language” when the very first real-world example links to nowhere—and nobody’s bothered to fix it for years.
[0] https://dlang.org/areas-of-d-usage.html