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Delphi is a complete environment for programmers who are involved in the visual design, compilation, and debugging of Windows | Delphi is a complete environment for programmers who are involved in the visual design, compilation, and debugging of Windows [[application~|Application]]s. Programs can be targeted for Win32 and Microsoft .NET [[application~|Application]]s using a common source code base. | ||
Because Delphi is an Integrated Development Environment, it provides support for Rapid application development (RAD). | Because Delphi is an Integrated Development Environment, it provides support for Rapid [[application~|Application]] development (RAD). | ||
The Delphi programming language is a variant of Pascal, with object oriented features. | The Delphi programming language is a variant of Pascal, with object oriented features. | ||
Delphi provides a Visual WYSIWYG client for stand alone | Delphi provides a Visual WYSIWYG client for stand alone [[application~|Application]]s, as well as support for Web [[application~|Application]] development. | ||
Basic object-relational mapping and transparent local xml object persistence features | Basic object-relational mapping and transparent local xml object persistence features | ||
Latest revision as of 14:11, 22 February 2012
Delphi is a complete environment for programmers who are involved in the visual design, compilation, and debugging of Windows Applications. Programs can be targeted for Win32 and Microsoft .NET Applications using a common source code base.
Because Delphi is an Integrated Development Environment, it provides support for Rapid Application development (RAD).
The Delphi programming language is a variant of Pascal, with object oriented features.
Delphi provides a Visual WYSIWYG client for stand alone Applications, as well as support for Web Application development.
Basic object-relational mapping and transparent local xml object persistence features
Win32, Microsoft .NET, and ASP.NET support
Kylix is Borland's product for Linux software development.
