>Am I the only one here to have switch skillset from VFP to python? Specifically for Web dev.

I cannot say I have switched but I had to adjust the frontend of all my Web applications. I have done several so far and soon will be enhanced the Universal Thread sites as well. The frontend has been switched to .NET because this is just light years ahead of anything I have used so far to build Web sites. The backend is still VFP and we expect to keep it like that for a very long time, unless MS would not be able to fix this bug in the VFPOleDb data provider which I expect to receive another status by Monday. VFP does the job. The data management we can gain from it is simply fantastic. But, for the Web, in order to response to an increasing demand from the customers, I had to switch to something called .NET. I basically changed the my framework but kept most of its tools as it was before. I just changed the code. The list and other powerful tools I had in it are still working as they were but with the addition of great pieces of code.