I've been looking at the D programming language recently and I'm curious if there are any demos, sample applications, or proof-of-concept code written in it. I want some code that demonstrates situations where D is particularly elegant or advantageous.
There's dsource.org of course, but the projects hosted there are full-on applications. I'm looking for more "documentation-like" examples.
A POC (proof of concept) is an advanced demo project that reflects a real-world scenario. Since developing products from emerging technologies can be too risky or troublesome, POCs are often used to “prove” that a new technology, service, or idea is viable for the market.
The simplest way to explain the difference between a demo and a POC is that a demo shows how the product works, and a POC shows the customer how the product works for them. A demonstration shows how a potential product or service operates at a high level during a one-time event or meeting.
PoC code is a term used to describe a code that was developed to demonstrate security flaws in software or networks during a PoC exploit. IT departments use it to simulate attacks to identify vulnerabilities and patch them. PoC code can also be used to determine a threat level.
In engineering and technology, a rough prototype of a new idea is often constructed as a "proof of concept". For example, a working concept of an electrical device may be constructed using a breadboard. A patent application often requires a demonstration of functionality prior to being filed.
Rosetta Code: D category
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