Is Delphi Dead? IS DELPHI DEAD?
I'd respond with "Is Elvis dead?" 8-)
Delphi is only dead if Borland kill it, and then it'd take a few years
before it moldered completly away and became unusable.
>From the Profax teams point of view Delphi biggest advantage is that its
an extensible environment that can delivery us some seriously advanced
productivity. It'd take us four years to try and get to the same place
with C# and that's a lot of money to burn.
What's the fuss anyway? Its just another language from the same family
that started with Algol 68. Its not like MS is pushing a really different
language (Schema et al) or making us think to hard (Lisp, Prolog). Any one
of us would be able to start pumping out C# code inside a couple of weeks,
and it not like your've gone out and tatooed "Borland Rule OK" on your
forheads have you?
Cheers, Max.
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