I'm not degrading anything - wwc is a fine product. I think most developers wouldn't consider it easy, but, probably consider it powerful.
There's nothing wrong with expressing an opinion. The original quote is from one of the staunchest wwc developers (who wrote a book about it!) so it's not like I'm making it up...

>>Many developers have described wwc as hard to learn. There was even a book that described it as being a "bitch to learn". I've used wwc quite a lot and I would have to agree. That's one of the reasons why I created ActiveVFP...
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>I started working with WWC right out of college when I was just learning VFP. I didn't think the learning curve was that steep. It has been very easy for us to create solutions that have blown away our large customers. Additionally, the customer service and support from WWC is second to none.
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>If you want to extoll the virtues of your product, that's fine, but your degrading of WWC is wrong.
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>Regards,
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>E.R. Gilmore