Moved from delphi to .netcore and reactjs for frontend dev & react native for mobile dev.
Moved from delphi to .netcore and reactjs for frontend dev & react native for mobile dev.
I can say that its so much better to be able to work with constantly updated products that are open source and outperform paid products.
For our desktop applications we use Electron to wrap our reactjs application, this ensures that we have consistency between web and desktop.
I wish delphi had some way to make beautiful UI's like we can on the web.
There's barely any jobs for delphi, If you look at job postings, 90% of them ask for reactjs as a skill.
Times are changing and I don't think delphi can keep up with open source software.
I can say that its so much better to be able to work with constantly updated products that are open source and outperform paid products.
For our desktop applications we use Electron to wrap our reactjs application, this ensures that we have consistency between web and desktop.
I wish delphi had some way to make beautiful UI's like we can on the web.
There's barely any jobs for delphi, If you look at job postings, 90% of them ask for reactjs as a skill.
Times are changing and I don't think delphi can keep up with open source software.
FreePascal + Lazarus is a Open source alternative to Delphi that exists for many years (first version of FP was made with Turbo Pascal)...you are just under a "whaa" effect discovering new things.
ReplyDeleteThe main problem with JS ecosystem is that there periodicaly a new framework that make a "whaa" effect and replace the previous one. Delphi is evolving, but you still can use the skill you've got from Delphi 1 up to Delphi Rio. So you can find Delphi expert with 17 years of experience, reactjs is 5 years old and will never reach 10 years.
delphihtmlcomponents.com - HTML Component Library for Delphi - Home
ReplyDeleteAllow use html for creating UI in VCL & FMX