Wow. I must read the article. I remember David I, he was a Borland product evangelist, or something like that. I had read some of his articles long ago. I have

Wow. I must read the article. I remember David I, he was a Borland product evangelist, or something like that. I had read some of his articles long ago. I have a soft spot for Delphi, as well as classic (Turbo, the non-OO version) Pascal, as well as Free Pascal and Lazarus. I have used all three of them to some extent. In fact Turbo Pascal was one of the languages is I cut my teeth on, and even made some money from it as a freelancer, back in the day, early in my career. Apart from the money-making projects done with it, I wrote tons of small programs in it, for learning, for various applications, and had great fun doing so. I had even used the Turbo Delphi Explorer versions for a short time, both the Win32 and .NET versions. Now that I think about it, I probably still have a CD with Delphi 1.0, which came with a UK computer magazine that I bought, way back. I had played around with it at the time, on an early version of Windows.