Blaise Pascal Magazine

BLAISE PASCAL MAGAZINE aims to inspire and inform people who develop apps using Pascal. Pascal was designed specifically to teach students how to program well, (being modular and strongly typed). The language vocabulary is a simple subset of self-descriptive English, so easy for people the world over to understand. Its apparent simplicity hides surprising power and a huge range of possibilities. Most Pascal compilers are written in Pascal! Blaise Pascal Magazine caters for the two principal modern implementations of Object Pascal: Delphi and Lazarus/Free Pascal. We highlight new ideas, create new extensions for the language (Pas2JS) –a compiler that enables you to code in pascal and create HTML and JavaScript – recent extensions to the language and provide numerous example programs and solutions to current challenges. Delphi is a fully commercial IDE and support framework bundle. Lazarus is the IDE and cross-platform GUI library for the fully open source Free Pascal Compiler (FPC), which includes a Delphi-compatible language mode. The magazine encourages new authors and innovators working in either sphere (or both), as well as publishing cutting edge articles by established authors. We are open to fresh ideas and to people who want to share their inspiration and inventive ideas and solutions, and the fruit of their experience. We offer numerous examples as well as tutorials and industry news, debate with The latest example is the future of the Internet: (Quantum Internet) and the creating of applications written in Pascal for this. We organize events and courses Even in this time of Corona.