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Without having any real experience with either Delphi.NET or Visual
Studio.NET, I think that Delphi is slowly dying. Unless Borland pull off some
whizz bang reason to use Delphi.NET, I think that fewer and fewer new projects
will use Delphi, leaving only those projects allready committed. Of course,
Delphi will still be continued for Win32 projects, but only so long as that ship
stays afloat (years and years probably).
I
think this for three reasons: one, from the little I have seen of both
environments, one looks as good as the other. Two, constant speculation like
this right here (informed or otherwise, put me in otherwise) is the sort of
thing to really give a manager confidence in the sticking power of their chosen
development environment. So those managers who do not have any technical
experience of Delphi will choose C# instead. Maybe even those who do have
technical experience of Delphi. Three, look at the job market; lots of C# jobs,
how many Delphi jobs? Maybe this is a good thing for Delphi programmers, we
become specialised. But I want to get my next job easily, so I would use
C# IF I COULD JUSTIFY IT, just to give myself experience. Four, I
agree with James, for web development ASP.NET leaves Delphi <= 7 with it's
pants down. With ASP.NET, it is just a choice of language
syntax.
Samuel
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul McKenzie Sent: Thursday, July 01 2004 8:28 a.m. To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List Subject: Re: [DUG] Delphi .Net vs Visual Studio .Net and Midas vs .Netremoting
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