Talk about putting whatever spin you want to, so you can spin the scenario to fit your believes.
I still come back to the fact that there seems to be some development going on, successfully I might add, without VFP being used. I know some folks find that absolutely amazing. But it is possible.
I've been to several MSDN tours, not once has there been a question from the crowd about getting more data features into VB 6 or .Net. I think there were just a few more VB 6 apps written in the last 2-3 years then then VFP apps in the last 10 years. But those folks in VB 6 must of been dreaming. Cause it's obvious you just can't do data without VFP.
>>More resistance to a learning curve or developers not getting ready to embrace new technology as soon as it's released because with the experience they got wiser.
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>uh, Hello? New Technology? ASP has been around for years, .net for about 3 years now, basic since 1982, c forever, c# (java) for years, since when is that new technology?
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>>If it does'nt become fantastic then we won't have wasted our time with it.
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>Since when is any endeavor in learning wasted effort? I pity those that feel this way.
(On an infant's shirt): Already smarter than Bush