@@MikeShah I rarely if ever use Visual Studio for Dlang myself. Because I'm platform agnostic, it's a pleasure working in VS Code (or VS Codium) with the "D Programming Language (code-d)" extension.
@@GaryChike I've heard a lot of the game dev folks like visual studio, and that's what I used in industry, but I like living in VIM and having no need for an IDE as well 🙂
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VisualD installation brokes Visual Studio, so I rejected the D lang entirely.
microsoft broke visual studio. use vscode.
Have you tried recently? VisualD is not a prerequisite for the language. Many folks otherwise use VS Code with the code-d plugin for completion
@@MikeShah I rarely if ever use Visual Studio for Dlang myself. Because I'm platform agnostic, it's a pleasure working in VS Code (or VS Codium) with the "D Programming Language (code-d)" extension.
@@GaryChike I've heard a lot of the game dev folks like visual studio, and that's what I used in industry, but I like living in VIM and having no need for an IDE as well 🙂
🎶"Came for the low" (ZHU, partywithray) - low level that it is!