[DUG] What is the future for Delphi programmer? - summary

[Bevan Edwards]

I didn't reply because I don't fall within the typical Delphi group - I 
use RAD Studio and primarily develop in C++Builder.

Here's my answers anyway, FWIW: Yes (both C++ and Delphi actually), Yes 
(C++), Yes (Numerous languages including VB, C#, PHP, and ASP), None at 
the moment (will revisit after upgrading my mobile phone later this year 
- for now all the languages I know cover what I need to be able to do :D).

PDS - John wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> I had a spare 10 minutes and summarised the 23 replies from everybody:
>
>
> 1.	Still maintaining Delphi code?
> 	No	0x
> 	Yes	23x
>
> 2.	Started a new Delphi project in the last year?
> 	No	10x
> 	Yes	13x
>
> 3.	Started a new project in another language in the last year (what was
> the language)?
> 	No	7x
> 	Yes	PHP, VB, C#, Cocoa, Xcode, WPF, WCF
>
> 4.	What other languages are you using learning?
> 	PHP, C#, Ruby, Eiffel, Java, Fortran, Python, Perl, PCL
>
>
> Conclusion:
> Only 23 Delphi developers replied. I wonder how many people there are on the
> list at all?
> 1.	All still working with Delphi
> 2.	Approx 55% of us started a new Delphi project.
> 3.	Approx 66% of us started a new project in another language, most in
> C# and PHP
> 4.	Most of us are learning another language whereby C# and PHP are
> favourite.
>
>
>
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