Don't know if sad is really the word. I read an article almost 10 yrs ago that mentioned how many programmers burned out at age 40 and moved on from the IT industry.

Things in the industry are changing at a rapid pace. You no longer can learn Cobol, get a job and stay employed that way thruout your career.




>>There were only 5 or 6 people in the VFP sessions last year. Not enough to justify a VFP track.
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>>>Oh and by the way you too Jean-Rene are forcing us to use .Net
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>>>There's no VFP sessions at DevTeach this year ;-)
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>Hi Craig,
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>I understand completely Jean-René's business decision.
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>I was just teasing him. But in the end the VFP situation is just sad. No need to say more.