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Oh, memories from the past.. Delphi 2005 was my introduction to computers and programming, first in a course given by the local technical university, later in
by linopolus 9y ago
Oh, memories from the past..
Delphi 2005 was my introduction to computers and programming, first in a course given by the local technical university, later in regular school. Wasn't embarcadero back then, but Borland I think. Neckhold either way. I liked how the development worked, and think it wasn't a bad environment to first learn programming.
Anyway, that were years of fun, but I, as most, moved on..
- tvelichkov 9y ago> it wasn't a bad environment to first learn programming. Actually I think it's great, AFAIK, Pascal is meant to be a teaching tool for students.
- xchaotic 9y agoSame here, I think it's a very nice system to learn programming with (certainly nicer, more forgiving than c++) As time went by I moved on to PHP and other things. Is there anything that actually requires deep, low level OS hooks or anything like that, that would justify a desktop client app, as opposed to a browser based app, running locally (with web sockets and such?)
- linopolus 9y ago> Is there anything that actually requires deep, low level OS hooks or anything like that, that would justify a desktop client app, as opposed to a browser based app, running locally (with web sockets and such?) Mh.. A great user experience? In line with other made-with-love apps, which fit in nicely into the OS?