I know and I agree.
And then the answer is: Scrap-booking!
which ironically, depending on the global location, may have a brighter career upside than not just VFP, but most software development.

Your eloquence is very much appreciated!

Thanks,

Sorin


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>Well, *all* development is at risk of being outsourced. some people are at risk of "jumping out of the frying pan into the fire" because their new role with a new tool is *still* at risk from outsourcing.
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>In previous exchanges I suggested that people might like to move more towards design or project management rather than learning a new development tool. Project management in particular has huge upside and can't be outsourced. Design is also cool for people who have domain expertise- more focus on user interfaces and scope for development by others rather than pure code cutting.