How to get started with Delphi
Videos|19 April 2022
In the third and final video in the Delphi through the years video series, Embarcadero's Stephen Ball shares advice on how to get started with Delphi.
Useful links to get started
Try the free trial of Delphi to get an idea of some of the amazing things you can do with the IDE. Plus, utilise the other useful resources to make the most out of your cross-platform app development.
Previous videos
If you missed the previous videos, you can watch them here:
- Part 1: How Delphi started and its key features
- Part 2: Cloud, Python and what the future holds for Delphi
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