What could be doned with Lazarus?
Is using it really such a bad idea as people say?
Lazarus
Connor Hall
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Jordan Perry
cross platform gui programs
Daniel Turner
>ObjectPascal
>ever
Aaron Myers
Adrian Mitchell
Chase White
If it supported more languages than just Object Pascal it would become the most used open source cross-platform IDE out there
Samuel Jenkins
>Is using it really such a bad idea as people say?
I've never heard someone say using it is a bad idea
Charles Myers
what is the point when c++ exists?
Levi Robinson
well everyone say that using anything else than c/c++ is idiotic maneuver
Wyatt Moore
I used it in school 9 years ago
You could creates windowed applications, descent ui tools being included
You also have basic canvas drawing librairies
Pascal is rather nice, in some ways.
But It kept crashing on Centos
Things must have improved since.
Jackson Watson
>What could be donned with Lazarus?
You can don programming socks with it, but Object Pascal programmers are generally too manly for that.
Carson Sanders
>implying brain-damaged autismos who mindlessly parrot some nobody from the 70s are "people"
Jeremiah Gray
Idk I never hear that. Looking at the application gallery it looks fine. Its free so it out and see.
Anthony James
anything.
theres vulkan binds to free pascal/delphi
anything you're looking for probably has free pascal/delphi binding.
FL studio is written in delphi.
it's still widely used regardless of what c++ fags say
Adrian Murphy
>mfw that code
Jayden Diaz
Lazarus is comfy, but its API is very limited, it feels like one of the very first versions of Delihi in the 3.11 era.
Andrew James
>Using anything past Delphi 7
Leo Davis
Get with the times. Delphi went through a massive dark age after 7, but it's good again now.
Jordan Edwards
Meta question
Is there a language or IDE that somehow doesn't allow you to write absolute shit code?
Adam Ward
I hate Lazarus.
Dominic Garcia
Type systems don't let you write incorrect code, for chosen criteria of incorrectness. The most advanced type systems can demand that you give mathematical proof that you functionality is implemented correctly.
Many languages have linters, which is instead of mathematical proof use heuristics to find bad code. A good example is ShellCheck for shell scripts. You can try it at shellcheck.net
Juan Hill
topkek
Nicholas Wright
wow I did not know we had technology this powerful