More power for VFP!. It will be really easy to made client side scripting with VFP in the browser:

Imagine this code in a HTML page:

<button type="button" onclick="DisplayOrders()" />

<script language="VFPScript">
FUNCTION DisplayOrders
   oTable = GetTableFromXMLWebService("http://someurl")
   SELECT 0
   USE oTable
   Browser.Grid.RecordSource = oTable.Alias
</script>

On backstage our compiler will interact with the DLR to make visible the DisplayOrders function, so every element in the page can access that content.

Coupled this with Google Gears you will be able even to save your data in the browser session for offline consumption and all using VFP and doing Data programming in the client side.


>With the new DLR coming for .net what does it change for your projects?
>
>>Hi:
>>
>>Check our news letter:
>>
>>http://etecnologia.net/products/VFPCompiler/NewsLetter-September-2007.htm
>>
>>And
>>
>>http://etecnologia.net/Products/VFPCompiler/NewsLetter-September-2007-second.htm
>>
>>The quick answer is that now you can take your VFP forms with complex layouts and deeply nested controls with lots of code on it and compile them to .NET with no change.
>>
>>VFP Form + Click Compile = VFP .NET Form
>>
>>Databinding is there, automatic input masks, speedy loading and more. And this month a lot more stuff is coming!. Stay tuned.
>>
>>
>>
>>>What's new about VFP.NET Compiler ??
>>>What's new about GUINUE ??
>>>
>>>All off us are very insteresting in yours projects.
>>>Some PUBLIC betas??
>>>Some news??
>>>
>>>Please, publish monthly some about yours progress.