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by Leace
2341 days ago
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Totally agreed. I was fortunate enough to start real programming with Delphi 5 (and then 7). Nowadays I know dozens of languages and frameworks but nothing comes close to the experience of quickly prototyping apps that at the end looked good, didn't need any dependencies and were super-small. Another benefit was that it was possible to interoperate with low-level Win32 API and the enormous component library provided by third-party authors. |
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Yes, absolutely. I'm happy to see that "Project JEDI" is still around[1].
[1]: https://github.com/project-jedi