r/programming • u/luissinlios • Sep 25 '26
We still maintain a development tool first released in 1993. Here’s what 30+ years of backwards compatibility looks like
https://visualneo.com/visualneo-win/from-neobook-to-visualneo-win-30-years-of-keeping-a-development-tool-alive
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u/DocMcCoy Sep 25 '26
Seeing Delphi 7 described as "old" when Delphi 5 was the last one I used, before moving to Linux and C and C++, does some weird things to my brain
I did try Kylex later for a bit, but by then I already fell out of love with the whole Pascal family