Hello GALLAGHER,
Thursday, January 19, 2006, 1:43:44 PM, you wrote:
> I fought a battle for many years to keep Delphi in our agency but .NET
> won out, my reason for mentioning this goes back to how management goes
> by Gartner researching group who say that a balance between Java and
> .NET for organizations is the best mix. The more time I spend with .NET
> the more I see more of Delphi within it, for example, events can be
> accessed similarly as Delphi has done for ages which I like much better
> then the VB6 approach.
The reason why you would see that in C# and probably now in VB.Net is
that the creator behind C# is also the creator behind Delphi.
> One of the best reasons for using Delphi to me is you do not need the
> .NET framework or VBx runtimes when deploying applications quickly and
> have less to worry about when deploying over the last several OS's like
> XP, 2000 and 98. I like having both, .NET and Delphi, would be hard
> press to pick either one.
That's the reason why I'm stinking with Delphi. With the recent
versions 2005 and 2006, it's possible to develop for both the Win32
and .Net platforms. But, I have to admit that currently we're still
using Delphi 7, since we currently have no need for .Net development
(maybe in 2 years).
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Best regards,
Daniel Rail
Senior Software Developer
ACCRA Group Inc. (www.accra.ca)
ACCRA Med Software Inc. (www.filopto.com)
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