Delphi Celebrates 23rd Birthday
News|15 February 2018
Delphi was launched 23 years ago in San Francisco on Valentine’s day. And the language, framework and IDE is still going strong today. In the last 23 years, Delphi’s been used to create millions of applications, and used by millions of users. Delphi has been used across various industries – industrial, finance, sport, health and travel, to name a few. Delphi has changed a lot to keep evolving with the growing needs of its developers. Watch Jim McKeeth’s “Why #ILoveDelphi” video to see why he loves Delphi so much and see him discuss Delphi’s great features and benefits.
To celebrate 23 years of Delphi, Embarcadero is giving developers the chance to take advantage of a 23% discount off their developer tools.
Until the end of February, save 23% when you purchase Delphi, RAD Studio and C++Builder 10.2 Tokyo. This promotion applies to Starter, Professional, Enterprise or Architect edition.
Contact our Embarcadero licensing team for more information about the Embarcadero developer tools, promotions available, or for a quote; call them on +44 (0)1364 655123.
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