FreePascal/Lazarus seem to aim mostly for the people already using its predecessors. I see little to no "evangelism". Even new niche languages like Nim or V seem to have more "momentum".
Or companies like Microsoft finally come out with a C++ Builder alternative (C++/CX), and a couple of WinDevs starts a mutiny, brings back the C++ developers experience 20 years back to their beloved VC++ 6.0 COM development tooling, paying customers be dammed.
Pascal is an really uncomfortable language to be writing new code in 2022. In 2005 it was arguably better than most flavors of C++ but now it belongs to a museum.
Tozen|3 years ago
mhd|3 years ago
Clearly the timeline we deserve.
pjmlp|3 years ago
thriftwy|3 years ago