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After 3 month Testing NET, we are staying with VFP
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26/06/2006 00:24:22
 
 
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23/06/2006 16:08:33
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Other
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP1
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows 2003 Server
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Thread ID:
01130027
Message ID:
01131611
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I just got back from a weekend in San Diego at their code camp. If you don't know, it's a free developers conference over the weekend. I mentioned this thread to several folks I talked to over the weekend. Lets just say their reaction involved some form of laughter.

There were several sessions I attended that involved the presenter using a smart client app he had developed/was developing as the basis for his talk. Some very, very cool stuff.



>>Actually, I think his subject line is specifically not sensational.
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>You have your opinion. What do you think he is trying to achieve; to big-up VFP or diminish .NET?
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>>"this is what we did and what we decided."
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>If someone posted something like "After Only 3 Months using .NET, we are leaving VFP behind", in the words of JVP, the Fox Knobs on this board would be "up in arms" crying foul.
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>The main point is that 3 months to evaluate a technology like .NET is not doing himself or the technology any justice whatsoever.
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>Hey, in all the years I have developed in VFP, read your articles, bought your books and listened to you at conferences, the first time you *ever* reply to me is to stand up for "one of your own", like I was from the dark-side or something :) Funny, how touchy the pure Fox Folk can be. I was just the same until I finally got my a$$ into gear, learned new technologies and overnight lost the fear of VFP "going west". It all becomes so clear when you finally crawl out of the Fox Box.
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>By the way Tamar, are you doing anything with .NET? Just curious ...
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>Best,

(On an infant's shirt): Already smarter than Bush
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