On Sunday, 24 August 2025 at 17:30:33 UTC, Ali Çehreli wrote:
First, thank you for reading the book and raising so many
issues. Very much appreciated!
Ali
Ali, may I have a Yes or No on permission to use your Programming
in D examples that I am expanding for a commercial Udemy course
that I will build. Of course, I will provide any Copyright
notice that you provide, if permission is granted.
Once I complete the remaining 200 pages in your book, I'll polish
and release them for free public usage. This should assist D
newbies in mastering D language.
FWIW, the most difficult area to learn in D is definitely the
'template' feature.
I have Asperger's syndrome, which is on the Autism spectrum.
I need working code to learn from. So many authors assume that
their readers can connect the dots, and fill in the gaps. I
cannot. But with the cost of text "too cheap to meter', it would
be good to have a book (even digital pdf) have links to 'full
working code' in the cloud. These links could be updated as the
D language 'mutates'.
Rather than curse the 'darkness', I have lit a 'candle', which
will be your examples fleshed out into working examples. Perhaps
every 10 - 15 years is a good time to catch up with changes to D
language.
Also, would now be a good time to revise "Programming in D" to
'Second Edition'?
