[aldacron]

Just wanted to say thanks for keeping up with this project. I've done most of my D work using Crimson Editor and the command line for years, but these days I'm spending more time in VisualD. It certainly makes debugging much, much less of a PITA. I used it to quickly find two memory corruption bugs in my new DerelictAllegro binding that would have taken me forever to find otherwise. Keep up the good work!
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[sagitario]

Thanks for the feedback

[lloyd]

Me too!
I'm starting to get more comfortable with D lately... having almost finished my 1st mini project!
Working from the comfort of Visual Studio was awesome!

[ponce]

Wanted to say thanks also!
I've switched to Visual D and it's paradise. The better build system, accurate syntax coloration and DEBUGGING sold it.
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[sagitario]

Thanks for the feedback. Good to also here comments other than bug reports

[olgk]

I would just join to the team and say "Great Thanks" Sagitario!
I'm using VS Shell 2011 + MS SDK 7.1 and installed VisualD 0.3.27rc1
succesfully.

[ponce]

I'm now using Visual D daily! I already found it was fantastically useful and today I discovered the Mago debugger integration.

It seems silly but this is actually the first time I get to debug my D code this easily. Goodbye silly debug writefln statements.

Code completion a bit random but still good.

Thanks (again)!
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[sagitario]

Good to hear that

With the Mago debugger we have the chance to avoid the quirks of using a C++ debugger for D. I have fixed a few issues with mago lately, they will be in the next release.

Rainer

[GaboonViper]

I would like to join the Visual D appreciation club. Finally an IDE with good project management and usable debugging functionality.

Thanks,
Boyd.

[ParticlePeter]

Also my huge kudos, using it on a daily basis. Thanks !
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