I personally prefer Go over D, because it seems that D has almost the same complexity as C++ (and I'm in the simplicity camp). It's not a coincidence, since C++ people like Alexandescu are on board of D and C people like Thompson and Pike on board of Go. It's a philosophical / world view thing.
This is why I moved from Go to D, as I am more the C++ type of developer.
Still I wish all the best to Go team, as we really need to go away from VM languages and some day replace C and C++, be it in the form of Rust, D or Go.
