by Jose Miguel Giralde » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
Hi:
Would you like to comment about client development tools: C++Builder,
Delphi, PowerBuilder.
I have 3 months to start a new project, just the time to learn new
tools, and I need to decide on which one.
Thanks for your help and comments.
Miguel.
by Billy Wheele » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
An uninformed opionion only. They're all pretty quick to build with,Quote:> Would you like to comment about client development tools: C++Builder,
> Delphi, PowerBuilder. I have 3 months to start a new project, just the
> time to learn new tools, and I need to decide on which one.
OTOH, you can buy lots of third-party widgets for Delphi and C++B.
HTH.
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