Do you want to build new software? If yes, look elsewhere.
Do you want to maintain or port old small business software and possibly make large sums of money? Then it might be worth learning Delphi.
Otherwise, Delphi is dead. But I do know of at least one programmer (albeit with excellent personal marketing skills) who learned RPG and became a multi-millionaire taking RPG contracts long after it was considered "obsolete".
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Do you want to build new software? If yes, look elsewhere.
Do you want to maintain or port old small business software and possibly make large sums of money? Then it might be worth learning Delphi.
Otherwise, Delphi is dead. But I do know of at least one programmer (albeit with excellent personal marketing skills) who learned RPG and became a multi-millionaire taking RPG contracts long after it was considered "obsolete".
I know a Cobol programmer who did (is doing) something similar.