[shiloh_222]

Just like any other forms of art, the medium used is very important...which can make or break the outcome or product.

do you consider programming as an art? if so what programming language that you use to create such masterpiece?

[sysax]

I am a Delphi Programmer.
I'm very happy with it because it's a powerful, programming language with many features.
I can make what I want with Delphi.
One negative element is that Delphi isn't popular as C++ or VB, so if you need help, it will be harder to find someone to help you than with VB or C++.

[freekout]

I don't think there is much of a demand for Delphi programmers (AFAIK Delphi is pretty close to a dead language). If you're trying to decide what language to learn based on the demand for it alone, I think any of the .NET stuff would be your best bet (ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#, etc.).

[shiloh_222]

Originally Posted by sysax
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I am a Delphi Programmer.
I'm very happy with it because it's a powerful, programming language with many features.
I can make what I want with Delphi.
One negative element is that Delphi isn't popular as C++ or VB, so if you need help, it will be harder to find someone to help you than with VB or C++.

how true when you said that Delphi is not as popular as c++ or VB because in the university where i went to school, it is not being taught. the other two are, both in Information technology and Computer Science Department. i even am not familiar with this programming language. Can you tell me more aouut it? thanks
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[sigroid75]

oh yeah, i definitely agree. i think the way those codes work is a work of art. getting them to work is another thing. i really salute programmers!

[shiloh_222]

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oh yeah, i definitely agree. i think the way those codes work is a work of art. getting them to work is another thing. i really salute programmers!

hahahaha... eloquently said... LOL... yup, getting them to work is another thing... sometimes, i feel like banging my head on the walll after playing with codes for so long and it doesn't work at all... or mind doesn't work all because of fatigue... LOL
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[shiloh_222]

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I don't think there is much of a demand for Delphi programmers (AFAIK Delphi is pretty close to a dead language). If you're trying to decide what language to learn based on the demand for it alone, I think any of the .NET stuff would be your best bet (ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#, etc.).

hi... thanks for the reply.... i dunno... .NET... but i know how to use C++, PHP, VB, MYSQL.... i know these are still still in demand... LOL... ooopsss.... i guess, i don't know any of those that you mentioned... heheheheh

[kaka135]

I still remember one of my interview questions in my previous company, "Do you think programming is an art or a science?"
I'd think it's a combination of both, you gotta be creative and also logical.
I am currently using Microsoft products to develop the applications, VB6 for legacy windows applications and C# for web applications.
In my country, the market is larger for .NET developers, I think I'm quite lucky as I learned .NET in my first company, so it's kinda easy to get new job after that.