Take a look at the website (either digitalmars, or d-programming-language).

There is absolutely no indication on those sites that the D language is actually going anywhere. Other than version numbers on the downloads, nothing changes. Outsiders have no idea what's going on.

Here's a suggestion: Why not start a development blog, on the home page of d-programming-language.com, or digitalmars.com that Walter and/or Andrei (maybe anyone working on D) post to regularly? Things are always being discussed inside the news groups, and I'm sure other people would like to read about your thoughts on language and library design. More importantly though, it would show that the language is actively under development, and would get people excited about D.

I know that Walter and Andrei often post articles on Infomit or DDJ, but what's the point of linking people away from the actual D sites? Get people linking here.

One potential problem with this is that both websites seem to be raw HTML hacked together with no CMS to be found. I would recommend just starting over at d-programming-language.com with a Joomla install (or something similar). You could easily have it all set up in under a day. I'm no web-guru, but I could help out if needed.

P.S. Whoever is responsible for d-programming-language.com, please use google.com/webmasters... The 'Library Reference' link has been broken for a while now, which is unacceptable when there's a free tool out there that will tell you about it.

will be great if we have a planet. An example here : http://planet.fedoraproject.org/
A planet it is a web page who feed several blog, user can use a cms for to write a blog like Dotclear, wordpress ...

On 17/01/11 8:16 AM, bioinfornatics wrote:
> will be great if we have a planet. An example here : http://planet.fedoraproject.org/
> A planet it is a web page who feed several blog, user can use a cms for to write a blog like Dotclear, wordpress ...

http://planet.dsource.org/

Problem is: it's not very active, and also, apparently people don't know about it :-)

How register his blog to
http://planet.dsource.org/ ?

> http://planet.dsource.org/
>
> Problem is: it's not very active, and also, apparently people don't know about it :-)

Yeah haven't heard of it in all those years!