[nurettin]

From the point of view of someone who has worked on MLOC delphi projects for seven years:

* The language has evolved. Delphi's pascal compiler has generics, lambda expressions for both proc and function, it has containers, map and filter functions.

* Design-time: You know how your code will behave without running it, as you are dragging and dropping components. It will draw data from your database and show it in dropdowns and grids. You have fine-tuned control ober widget alignment and anchoring .

* Data modules: Having your orm and data layer as composable components enforce separation of ui and db operations.

* Devexpress: They make the best grid components by far. I use their web products as well.

For the cases Delphi is a great choice, I'd steer clear as far as possible from julia, zig, go and nim. Maybe C# comes close.

[adgjlsfhk1]

Why stay clear from julia, zig, go and nim?

[nurettin]

Because I think Delphi is a better choice if you want to program a desktop application with design time support and a decent nested grid.