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Well, the real problem is that people are not writing native Windows applications anymore, that's what Delphi was good at. And Embarcadero also priced themselve
by zeroc8 4y ago
Well, the real problem is that people are not writing native Windows applications anymore, that's what Delphi was good at. And Embarcadero also priced themselves out of the market, they should have had a long hard look at Jetbrains and how those guys thrived in an overcrowded market.
- pjmlp 4y agoThey certainly are, because not everything can be a Web app, and thakfully Electron is still a niche thing. Borland priced themselves out of the market when they trasitioned into Emprise, now that is what is left as customers, the people that pay for tooling, and sadly it is hard to go back in time for hobby prices. See Qt as well. I have the feeling JetBrains might fall into the same trap, as I see them trying to make a Delphi out of Kotlin.