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I believe even in 80s most of these were fixed in various 3rd party vendor Pascal compilers. Anyway, I've always found your particular products/business intere
by zerr 8y ago
I believe even in 80s most of these were fixed in various 3rd party vendor Pascal compilers.
Anyway, I've always found your particular products/business interesting. Could you please share some insights? Like who are your userbase (I believe you're in a very niche space, but I might be wrong), how strong are sales going on, etc...
- dwarfland 8y agoWe don't usually share information about sales, as that is confidential business data, but suffice to say we're pretty happy and are going strong for ~15 years, now. Our users come from all ranges, both in terms of company size (from single-dev shops to big-name Fortune 500s) and target area (mobile, desktop, web, services, enterprise, you name it). Elements is a general purpose programming environment, and I believe there's something to find and like about it for just about every software developer. For example, while we have a strong focus on sharing code across platforms, the product is nit just about that, a lot of developers single-platform devs still love Elements for other reasons, even if they only care about, say, .NET, or only about Cooca. The multi-platform support is just one of a list of many benefits any individual dev might be attracted to (or not care about). —marc