Hmm maybe sad for Delphi users, I myself have not used Delphi since 2012,
hopefully Delphi users see the light and start using Lazarus and FPC.
It's not surprising that people are leaving embarcadero, it sucks being on
the end of a dirty acquisition stick
On Mon, 22 Feb 2016 12:11:54 -0500, Anthony Walter
wrote:
>The problem Delphi ran into a while back comes down to one key factor: PRICE
>
..
>
>This is especially true when it's so platform limited. The IDE only works
>on Windows, it has no real Linux support (sorry Kylix), the
The problem Delphi ran into a while back comes down to one key factor: PRICE
What is the current cost of their professional version now? Something
greater than 1000 buck I believe, and it's been that way for quite some
time.
In this age, when anyone with a ".edu" email address (DreamSpark) or
On Mon, 22 Feb 2016 17:03:29 +0100 (CET),
mar...@stack.nl (Marco van de Voort) wrote:
>In our previous episode, Serguei TARASSOV said:
>> > fixes
>> > is usually not that high, so for Seattle the calculation regardless of
>> > people leaving.
>>
>> Yes, the subscription is "by default".
>
>That
In our previous episode, Serguei TARASSOV said:
> > fixes
> > is usually not that high, so for Seattle the calculation regardless of
> > people leaving.
>
> Yes, the subscription is "by default".
That recently changed? I bought Seattle without in november or so.
On Mon, 22 Feb 2016 05:55:26 -0700 (MST), Serguei TARASSOV
wrote:
>Marco van de Voort wrote
>> Were you planning to buy with subscription? The number of post relases
>> fixes
>> is usually not that high, so for Seattle the calculation regardless of
>> people leaving.
>
>Yes,
Marco van de Voort wrote
> Were you planning to buy with subscription? The number of post relases
> fixes
> is usually not that high, so for Seattle the calculation regardless of
> people leaving.
Yes, the subscription is "by default".
Will see the situation...
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Regards,
Serguei
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2016-02-22 12:45 GMT+01:00 Marco van de Voort :
> announced quite a while ago? Last summer or fall?
> I already knew this, and the m
>
No way. This is breaking news. Maybe it was someone else. AFAIK from now,
there isn't any of well-known/experienced people on the compiler team.
In our previous episode, Serguei TARASSOV said:
> Sad news.
> As we have many UI codes in D7 that cannot be easily ported to Lazarus, the
> migration to Seattle 10 was in roadmap. Now I doubt to investing into this
> migration.
Were you planning to buy with subscription? The number of post
Sad news.
As we have many UI codes in D7 that cannot be easily ported to Lazarus, the
migration to Seattle 10 was in roadmap. Now I doubt to investing into this
migration.
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Regards,
Serguei
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View this message in context:
Looks like the last one senior compiler guy has gone - Allen Bauer (like
Eli Boling before). He is starting a new position at Google:
http://blog.therealoracleatdelphi.com/2016/02/a-new-adventure.html
Interesting info:
[quote author="Ralf Stocker"]
How safe is Delphis future? Who is the new
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