How Delphi started and its key features
Videos|9 March 2022
Discover how Delphi began and how it is used across different industries
We have created a 3-part video series looking at Delphi through the years in celebration of its 27th anniversary.
In the first video below, Grey Matter's Embarcadero Licensing Expert, Robin Ashby, speaks to Embarcadero Pre-Sales Director, Stephen Ball, about how Delphi began and what some of the key features are that developers can make use of.
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