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Why should I use Delphi and learn Pascal?

That's the trick question I get asked quite regularly when I'm streaming on Twitch or in one-off contacts via my websites aimed at software developers and mobile applications. This video is the answer I gave on 26 March 2022. To sum up: Delphi is quick and easy to learn, Delphi and the Pascal language are easy to learn and use, the programs generated are compiled, ‘close to the processor’, not interpreted like too many other multiplatform solutions that are popular, Delphi programs don't require war machines to display a window and enter a few fields on the screen, unlike other frameworks or languages that consume a lot of CPU and RAM to do nothing, with Delphi you can create all kinds of programs for Windows, Mac, iOS, Linux and Android with Delphi you can build backends (easily accessible databases, web servers or APIs available as standard and open source) with Delphi and TMS Web Core (published by TMS Software) you can develop web applications (front end) (instead of a binary you get HTML and Javascript from the Pascal code). In fact, the list is very long, but if I had to pick one argument out of the bunch: Delphi is simple and anyone can code with it with minimal programming knowledge. We don't know this enough in France, but Delphi is still widely used in our country and all over the world. Chances are that your computer has at least one program developed in Delphi on it but you don't know it. Many hardware manufacturers and software publishers use Delphi. Delphi is on the school curriculum in many countries (including some French-speaking countries). It is used by many offshore service providers when they are asked for software and the technology is not imposed. See for yourself with this presentation: https://apprendre-delphi.fr/learn-to-... ----- The original French version of this video is available at    • Pour quelles raisons devrait-on utiliser D...   ----- These title and description where translated with DeepL : https://www.deepl.com/ The video was automatically transcribed and translated from its original French version with HeyGen : https://heygen.com/?sid=rewardful&via... (affiliate link)