Hi Stephen.
Yes.
By just doing a little bit of C#, I can see that C# and VFP are two totally a different animals.

But I felt like that when I first started focpro from COBOL 12 years ago.

Just another learning experience.

Appreciate you input.



>>>Did you ask?
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>>No. I think I'll first try to get as far as I can by reading and by other means. We have some guys that have read books and stuff on .NET, but not a "certified" guru.
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>>I'll probably hit a ceiling where I can't advance anymore and will ask for some formal tutoring.
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>Ok, I'll chime in here late.
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>Learning .NET from a VFP mindset is a lot of work. Sorry but it is all new.
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>I am working on a team who is focused on this framework and overall it is ROBUST!
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>http://www.lhotka.net/
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>You can by your flavor of vb/c# and go.
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>You can see the framework explained on 2 DNR shows. That is DotNetRocks
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>http://www.lhotka.net/weblog/DNRTVOnCSLANET20.aspx for the shows.
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>Rocky has his act together! For doing a tiny little app like yours this could be easy as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
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>Rocky looks at BizObjects as the endall for everything. I'd watch the shows to see how it all works and why it takes so much code to pull it off.
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>You will then learn how to create code generator templates to do all the mundane repeat stuff and find that from a few XML files your app is generated top to bottom. That is all GUI's all BizLayers, Data Access, Error messages, and anything else you need.
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>Let's get real now. this will take a lot of time, but after you do a few of these you can convert your apps over pretty quickly, or at least that is what I am seeing in vb6 to ASP.NET conversions here today.