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I’m curious: has anyone used D together with .NET languages? Is that even possible? What kind of stuff is easier/makes sense to do in D that’s hard to do in, say, C++/CLI?
Using D together with .NET is very possible. The reason:
So the considering the technicalities, it’s completely possible.
With regards to what D makes easier than C++, the answer is fairly easy: ‘Everything’. In a sense, D is really just a copy of C++ with just about everything done simpler. Sure that’s only a half story, but reasonably true.