bongp wrote: > Hi guys, > > We love delphi for its fast and its robust on developing windows > applications plus the third parties and delphi communities that exist > all over the net. On the otherhand, we have seen the direction of > borland which seems or have junk further development of the tools that > we have enjoyed over a decades. > > What future are we looking and what is the current status of delphi, is > borland looking to it or it's time to move on for another tools?
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