On 27 January 2014 18:11, Manu <turkeyman@gmail.com> wrote:
In order:

1. A debugger (that works properly)
2. Go-to definition (that always works)
3. Auto-complete (that always works)
4. Import management (missing/duplicate/unused imports)
5. Typical suite of modern refactoring tools

I might add, the frequency to which I pine for these things is in the order of minutes, perhaps even 10s of seconds >_<

I made an interesting observation recently... D has kind of ruined my career ;)
Before I started using D a lot, I found C/C++ quite okay as a language. But after extended time using D, I find C/C++ borderline intolerable, and don't enjoy writing it at all.
But the tooling built around C/C++ is pretty good, and as such, I find the tooling while working in D borderline intolerable.

So, before, I generally enjoyed my work, and felt generally productive. Now days, whenever I do any work in either language, I find one aspect or the other borderline intolerable, and I have trouble enjoying spending my time programming for long periods before getting frustrated and going and doing something else...

I'm quite serious, this is a true realisation of an unconscious behaviour. D ruined C/C++ for me, but my expectations of C/C++'s tooling still remains a barrier to my enjoyment of writing D code all time time... I'm fucked!