Things that really convince me are comparisons with already existing stuff. Show what the problems are with an example program like c++ or java and show how d resolves the issue. Be careful though, one of the first things that put me off is when I feel it&#39;s too biased and they only show possitive points. &quot;if something is too good to be true it usually is&quot;<div>
<br></div><div>show them how open D is to multiple programming paradigms and how well it is integrated in the language. </div><div>show them the shining points of D like it&#39;s array&#39;s or CTFE.</div><div>show how beautifully the syntax looks compared to c++.</div>
<div>Show them that with D you can write high level but go low level very easily if you need it.</div><div><br></div><div>Just playing with ideas here :)</div>