One thing I've noticed is that people seem to think enterprise applications
are always written by big corporates with alot of money behind them. But I
also seem to find that alot of systems using "enterprise" technology (esp.
web stuff) is done by smaller teams with not alot of money behind them,
Also, theres alot of places releasing their product under a "developer
licence" where its free to develop, but the moment you deploy, then you
pay. I like this approach because it means one can use, develop, learn,
and decide for or against a technology before committing $5k into it.
Would this developer licence model work for Delphi?
--On Thursday, 10 May 2001 12:32 p.m. +1200 James Sugrue
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> I think we have to realise tho that although the prices are high here in
> NZ, I wouldn't object to paying $3000 which is what they pay in the US.
> The exchange rate does increase the price alot.
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