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So, if you don't mind dropping some cash... - Delphi is great if you have a Windows machine and is still quite popular in Europe if you _really_ want to make a

So, if you don't mind dropping some cash... - Delphi is great if you have a Windows machine and is still quite popular in Europe if you _really_ want to make a career out of it. - Xojo is extremely well priced. I cannot say much about it but a friend that is a former Lazarus programmer swears by it. - LispWorks CAPI is hands-down the best I've tried, but requires individual licenses for each platform and if you want 64bit you'll be breaking the bank. > Pascal is showing its age and feels a bit wonky in comparison to C like languages. What makes Pascal show its age? Proper records? Generics? :)

badsectoracula 7y ago
> a friend that is a former Lazarus programmer swears by it. I'm not sure swearing evokes much confidence :-P I've only tried the demo version of Xojo a couple of times but i found its design to be very macOS oriented. The GUI does work in Windows and Linux (and actually i've tried it on both of these systems instead of macOS) but pretty much everything about the layout and design feels macOS-y.