http://david.rothlis.net/d/templates/

This misses the "not previously published" rule by a few months, but I don't think anyone apart from me and the googlebot has read it yet. :-)  (I mostly wrote it for myself, as a vehicle for experimenting with semantic code highlighting and a style of documentation tied to source control history.)

Anyway the article itself is about my fumbling attempts at using templates/mixins/CTFE. It attempts to give a sense of what D is like, rather than being a how-to or in-depth exposition.

Cheers,

David Röthlisberger.

>http://david.rothlis.net/d/templates/
>
>This misses the "not previously published" rule by a few months, but I don't think anyone apart from me and the googlebot has read it yet. :-) (I mostly wrote it for myself, as a vehicle for experimenting with semantic code highlighting and a style of documentation tied to source control history.)
>
>Anyway the article itself is about my fumbling attempts at using templates/mixins/CTFE. It attempts to give a sense of what D is like, rather than being a how-to or in-depth exposition.
>
>Cheers,
>
>David Röthlisberger.


Wow, that sure looks helpful. Thank you very much :)

On 3/30/2011 2:34 AM, David Röthlisberger wrote:
> http://david.rothlis.net/d/templates/
>
> This misses the "not previously published" rule by a few months,

I'm afraid it does :-(

> but I don't
> think anyone apart from me and the googlebot has read it yet. :-)  (I mostly
> wrote it for myself, as a vehicle for experimenting with semantic code
> highlighting and a style of documentation tied to source control history.)

It's still a nice article and deserves a wider audience. Anyone care to do the honors and post a link to the article on Reddit?

I hope you'll write a followup article and submit it!