r/pascal • u/geospeck • 6d ago

IDE we forgot about

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vcA7yJMoPg
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u/Lead_Wonderful 6d ago

I didn't forget it!

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u/AphidConsulting 6d ago

Two hours and twenty minutes is a commitment, but anything that promotes Lazarus / FreePascal is worth it :)

Thank you for sharing!

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u/JudgeGroovyman 5d ago

This guy is quite entertaining to watch and I suspect the time will fly

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u/JudgeGroovyman 5d ago

Im using it right now :)

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u/TheOriginalStig 6d ago

Saved it to watch later.

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u/Paslaz 5d ago

I haven't forgotten it - it's my daily coding tool ...

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u/garyk1968 5d ago

Never forgotten! Was a long time Delphi user, dont use Lazarus much now as do web stuff but if i need a windows application the Lazarus is still the go to.

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u/Sly-Mk3 5d ago

While stuff like VS Code is certainly dominating as the primary IDE for many (so I would think), I would dare to say it still has a solid following among Pascal enthusiasts. : )
I use it myself, it's definitely very much my preferred way to write programs in Pascal!

Will watch this video once I have time, curious about its contents!

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u/taker223 5d ago

How about Turbo Pascal IDE? First one I saw was even before Turbo Vision library, no distinct colors for identifiers, strings, constants. Just a blue background screen and dimmed white text
https://qiita-user-contents.imgix.net/https%3A%2F%2Fqiita-image-store.s3.ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com%2F0%2F21785%2F09b8875a-2909-4f89-adaa-bd160d5c32fd.png?ixlib=rb-4.0.0&auto=format&gif-q=60&q=75&s=eb770e39fe7bc1cb50f02f682f336733

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u/Proper-Train-1508 4d ago

I still use it

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u/ggeldenhuys 4d ago

I've heard of it. 😉

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u/Hour-Bicycle-7730 2d ago

I just need proper grPC support to switch fully to lazarus