Delphi 13.1 Released, with ARM64 support
nopakos
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March 20, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
andsoitis
Delphi's great. You can rapidly create apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
davikr
I tried Lazarus recently, but I found the IDE to be slow.
lpcvoid
Delphi is still the absolute fastest way to create win32 gui applications, and anybody who disagrees has never used it. Lazarus is a pretty sweet solution on Linux (or Codetyphoon, if you want more out of the box components).
vbezhenar
From $960 + $399/year. I think it's quite an accomplishment to survive in the modern world of free software development tools.
nazgulsenpai
Glad to see Delphi still alive and being developed. I never used it much but I did use C++ Builder Explorer or something that they released for free probably 10+ years ago. Also does anyone remember Kylix, Borland's short lived Delphi for Linux? Unimportant tangent, but I think FireMonkey is a terrible name for a UI framework. I don't know why, but I hate it.