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What is Delphi?
Delphi is a high-level, general-purpose programming language and a rapid application development (RAD) environment. It's primarily used for building desktop, mobile, web, and console applications. Delphi is known for its fast compilation speeds, native code generation, and strong support for database connectivity. It uses the Object Pascal language and provides a visual development environment with drag-and-drop components.
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Delphi Competitor Technologies
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Delphi Complementary Technologies
Object Pascal
Object Pascal is the language Delphi is based on, making it strongly related.
Firebird
Firebird is a popular open-source relational database system that integrates well with Delphi applications.
Pascal
Pascal is a programming language and the predecessor to Object Pascal, the language Delphi uses. Thus, strongly related.
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Events
0.6% of all Events jobs mention Delphi
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Hospitality
0.5% of all Hospitality jobs mention Delphi
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Account Executive
0.5% of all Account Executive jobs mention Delphi
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Sales
0.3% of all Sales jobs mention Delphi
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Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention Delphi
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Which organizations are mentioning Delphi?
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