Newsgroups are great, but sometimes it's more useful to have direct chat with people when you have a programming bug.  To assist in this, I've created a D IRC Channel (#d) on irc.esper.net

Feel free to wander in there to ask questions, chat, talk about current projects or just listen to what people are talking about.

If you don't know how to get on IRC, head over to http://www.mirc.com/ and download it.  Then under file->options->connect click Add and type in irc.esper.net in the box labeled IRC Server.

Change your nickname and hit connect.  Then simply type /join #d to get to the channel.

I hope to see you guys in there.

There already exists #d channel on FreeNode network. It's mostly empty though. I don't irc much lately, and i've only seen a ghost of another person besides me. No talk.

Whoever's interested, can pick up a server here:
http://www.freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml

-i.

Deja Augustine wrote:
> Newsgroups are great, but sometimes it's more useful to have direct chat with
> people when you have a programming bug.  To assist in this, I've created a D IRC
> Channel (#d) on irc.esper.net 
> 
> Feel free to wander in there to ask questions, chat, talk about current projects
> or just listen to what people are talking about.
> 
> If you don't know how to get on IRC, head over to http://www.mirc.com/ and
> download it.  Then under file->options->connect click Add and type in
> irc.esper.net in the box labeled IRC Server.
> 
> Change your nickname and hit connect.  Then simply type /join #d to get to the
> channel.
> 
> I hope to see you guys in there.

you can find me on #dcode on DALnet (sync-e.dal.net)
/me loves D :)

Vathix wrote:
> you can find me on #dcode on DALnet (sync-e.dal.net)
> /me loves D :)
> 
Splendid. Now we have 3 one-person channels in non-intersecting but adjacent networks. :>