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Will Borland be able to survive .NET ? Why should you buy the Delphi Enterprise Version, if you can buy Visual Studio .NET instead ?
Answer:
Over the last years, Delphi has become more and more
expensive each year. But the new functions like MIDAS
and ActiveForms for example, never really worked.
To make Kylix was a good idea, but Kylix is much too
expensive to be successful. Linux developers don't like
to spend a lot of money for software. Anyways, now the
source code of Delphi is full of {$IFDEF LINUX} and
{$IFDEF MSWINDOWS} statements.
The advantage of Delphi was always, that it combined the
speed of Visual C++ with the drag and drop simplicity of
VB. It was years ahead of other programming environments.
This years have melted down.
Now there is Visual Studio .NET, and Microsoft has done a
really good job. If you look at the possibilities for
developers, the .NET Remoting functions, the ability to
build and access Web Services , the Web Forms (ASP.NET),
it becomes soon clear that now Microsoft is years ahead
of the others. Visual Studio offers all the advantages of
Delphi and much more. (recommended Book : Programming
Microsoft .NET, Jeff Prosise, Microsoft Press).
My personal impression at the time is : Visual Studio is a
very powerful tool that really works. Become acquainted
with .NET, or someone else will do it and take your place.
For a Delphi developer, learning C# is easy, because C# is
like Delphi with C syntax : you can find properties,
events (Delegates) and a strong object oriented basis.
The class libraries VCL (Visual Component Library) and
FCL (Framework Class Library) of Delphi and .NET,
respectively, do not sound only similar, they are in fact
very similar.
