>I'm 39, so I am 11 years below your average. Maybe in your country happens that way
>but here I know a LOT of people younger than me who works in VFP and VB 6.0

I'm 39 as well. And yes maybe depending on the country but if you look at the ratio, majority of the young upcoming developers are geared towards more strategic tools which are .NET, Java...

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>>>Sounds insulting but I've heard that most of the VFP Developers are near 50 years old average
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>I've allways thought that the client, any client, was the most important issue of any bussiness.

No question about it. But we should first look at our competitiveness which translates to looking at the welfare of our clients because they can also be competitive.

>>>Are we for Microsoft or Microsoft is for us? Colleagues, be more responsible.
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