Life long tech nerd.
Started soldering at ~12.
Started coding at ~19.
Cabinet maker for over a decade.
I write software for cabinet manufacturing and for my employers.
Don is a passionate, motivated, and creative web developer with work experience since 2020. He learning web development since 2015 and mostly focused on front-end web development.
Yeah.. I agree. They're very awesome! although I never use them again nowadays. But the strange thing is that in semester 1 we used FPC, then in semester 4 we learned to use Delphi 7. I think we should learn to use Lazarus at that time. What do you think? 🤔
Life long tech nerd.
Started soldering at ~12.
Started coding at ~19.
Cabinet maker for over a decade.
I write software for cabinet manufacturing and for my employers.
Lazarus is total free and very capable.
I'm fairly sure that Pascal was originally made to teach programming. It forces the programmer to write very organized code. Free Pascal and Delphi are light years ahead of the original Pascal.
They build fast and lightweight applications.
Don is a passionate, motivated, and creative web developer with work experience since 2020. He learning web development since 2015 and mostly focused on front-end web development.
Yeah.. indeed! But at that time I was new so I don't know about "They build fast and lightweight applications" than other tools and compilers. I found that a year ago after asking some old programmer's... and they say indeed! So I agree with that! BTW are you still using it?
Life long tech nerd.
Started soldering at ~12.
Started coding at ~19.
Cabinet maker for over a decade.
I write software for cabinet manufacturing and for my employers.
Don is a passionate, motivated, and creative web developer with work experience since 2020. He learning web development since 2015 and mostly focused on front-end web development.
Great! Well... I dont have a desktop GUI project so far so yeah.. maybe in the future :). BTW Same as me, I have web project. trying to move on from the web but I can't LoL! and I also using svelte now on my current client project. Yeah.. svelte is great!
Life long tech nerd.
Started soldering at ~12.
Started coding at ~19.
Cabinet maker for over a decade.
I write software for cabinet manufacturing and for my employers.
Cool!
I think there a number of advantages with web apps. And they can always be packaged as an Electron app.
Right now I'm building all the components/widgets in Svelte that I use in desktop applications.
I'm trying to theme them as what they look like in Linux Mint Cinnamon.
Don is a passionate, motivated, and creative web developer with work experience since 2020. He learning web development since 2015 and mostly focused on front-end web development.
Life long tech nerd.
Started soldering at ~12.
Started coding at ~19.
Cabinet maker for over a decade.
I write software for cabinet manufacturing and for my employers.
Great post!
Free Pascal with Lazarus is pretty awesome :)
Thank's dude for leave a comment🙏 !
Yeah.. I agree. They're very awesome! although I never use them again nowadays. But the strange thing is that in semester 1 we used FPC, then in semester 4 we learned to use Delphi 7. I think we should learn to use Lazarus at that time. What do you think? 🤔
Lazarus is total free and very capable.
I'm fairly sure that Pascal was originally made to teach programming. It forces the programmer to write very organized code. Free Pascal and Delphi are light years ahead of the original Pascal.
They build fast and lightweight applications.
Yeah.. indeed! But at that time I was new so I don't know about "They build fast and lightweight applications" than other tools and compilers. I found that a year ago after asking some old programmer's... and they say indeed! So I agree with that! BTW are you still using it?
I do still use it. And enjoy using it.
But right now I'm focusing on web tech. I'm learning Svelte at the moment. It's really cool :)
Great! Well... I dont have a desktop GUI project so far so yeah.. maybe in the future :). BTW Same as me, I have web project. trying to move on from the web but I can't LoL! and I also using svelte now on my current client project. Yeah.. svelte is great!
Cool!
I think there a number of advantages with web apps. And they can always be packaged as an Electron app.
Right now I'm building all the components/widgets in Svelte that I use in desktop applications.
I'm trying to theme them as what they look like in Linux Mint Cinnamon.
Agree!! BTW you can check out this => github.com/romgrk/web-toolkit, but this one is based on GTK's Adwaita theme. BTW good luck man!
Thanks for the link! That's pretty much what I'm hoping to reproduce.
Good luck to you too!