Well I recently converted MiniD over to using Tango as the standard library.  I really like the idea of a community-driven standard library, as it feels like I can make a difference.  I can’t complain about the turnaround time for bugfixes either — I put in a ticket and it’s fixed in a day, an hour, or even a couple minutes!  I’m not entirely fond of all of Tango, but that’s probably just because I’m used to Phobos.  Tango also provides some really useful features that Phobos doesn’t at all — Fibers, proper handling of all Unicode encodings, more flexible IO and formatting, and extensive array utilities to name a few.  I could really see Tango becoming the library that finally gets D the attention it deserves, especially if other “pluggable” libraries are built on it, such as GUI toolkits.  A lot of Java and C# programmers have become spoiled by the extensive standard libraries that those languages provide, and they’re beginning to expect the same level of capabilities from systems programming languages like D.

刚看到 druntime 又在剧烈变动，看来d 语言得过两年再玩