Borland software? In *2024*? lol
I mean, unless you’re stuck maintaining some crusty old codebase, there’s zero reason to use it. Modern tools like VS Code or JetBrains Rider blow it out of the water.
But hey, if nostalgia’s your thing, knock yourself out. Just don’t expect any updates or support.
I mean, unless you’re stuck maintaining some crusty old codebase, there’s zero reason to use it. Modern tools like VS Code or JetBrains Rider blow it out of the water.
But hey, if nostalgia’s your thing, knock yourself out. Just don’t expect any updates or support.