Think Pascal — superior to Think C’s IDE by all accounts — was also used to ship commercial Mac software. It would be interesting to see a video like this done

Think Pascal — superior to Think C’s IDE by all accounts — was also used to ship commercial Mac software. It would be interesting to see a video like this done with Think Pascal. By circa 1990, it became clear that C was the future of Mac app development, though. IIRC, one of the big selling points of CodeWarrior when it arrived was that it had a Pascal compiler that would compile to native PowerPC code, so existing apps didn’t need to be rewritten completely in C.