>I was thinking in devoloping software in VFP to sell for companies and for specific needs of them, but now there is not going to be more versions of VFP , i want to know is time to leave VFP? adn start to develop in others languages?
>Thank you for your answer in advance
>Luis Martin

Will they get the source code for your app?

If not then perhaps it's not that important which tool you use for development. If you're familiar with VFP and don't know a thing about .Net then the learning curve will definitely slow you down.

But for data storage perhaps you should think about using client-server technology instead of DBF. If you decide to use VFP and change the development tool later then you'll already have the client-server part already made.

Be sure to evaluate all your needs before choosing the right development tool.