I just finished in a project where the all class hierarky was written in Delphi. It was even me who wrote it, and it worked alright, we had no problems at all. So now I am in another project, and not using any of them, well almost. Happy happy, joy joy. =) Linux must be nice to work with, but the brass at work will probably never use it.. Shit happends..
Oooooh, but I didn't you see. I work fulltime, and then you can be placed on different projects, but I guess you know nothing about THAT! Besides, it was decided by the Justice Department, and how many political figures do YOU influence?!? So go bite at someone else, you coward moron.
I am a fairly new programmer, and mainly develop for Windows. At work we chose to use Borland's CBuilder and Delphi, and I have had nothing but trouble. I have no real development experience on unix systems, but I do know this: I'd rather learn the tools of the trade for unix, than stand stuck in bugheaven, with nothing but trouble. Open Source rocks.
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I just finished in a project where the all class hierarky was written in Delphi. It was even me who wrote it, and it worked alright, we had no problems at all. So now I am in another project, and not using any of them, well almost. Happy happy, joy joy. =) Linux must be nice to work with, but the brass at work will probably never use it.. Shit happends..
Oooooh, but I didn't you see. I work fulltime, and then you can be placed on different projects, but I guess you know nothing about THAT! Besides, it was decided by the Justice Department, and how many political figures do YOU influence?!? So go bite at someone else, you coward moron.
I am a fairly new programmer, and mainly develop for Windows. At work we chose to use Borland's CBuilder and Delphi, and I have had nothing but trouble. I have no real development experience on unix systems, but I do know this: I'd rather learn the tools of the trade for unix, than stand stuck in bugheaven, with nothing but trouble. Open Source rocks.