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29/01/2008 12:40:01
John Baird
Coatesville, Pennsylvanie, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
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Conférences & événements
Divers
Thread ID:
01285553
Message ID:
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>>>>>LOL @ Doors. That would be Microsoft Doors (TM), wouldn't it? <g>. I wonder what VFP will run under? Microsoft Basement (TM)?
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>>>>VFP will be run under Microsoft Bus (TM), since that's what we've been thrown under...
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>>>Sounds like some type of road kill! :)
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>>You'll notice there was no smiley on my message, and that's on purpose. I am less than pleased with the current "treatment" we as a community have received.
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>Fred,
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>I don't think VFP has been thrown under the bus, its just the normal life cycle. When I started programming in 1982, there was MS Pascal. I liked it, it was good, then came Turbo Pascal. I loved that program and used it exclusively for years. When it morphed into Object Pascal, I felt betrayed and switched to dbIII+, then to FoxBase and VFP on...
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>The point I'm trying to make I guess is that certain software will come and go. Becuase one package has had its glory days and is now giving way to new programs and new methodolgy, doesn't mean its been thrown under the bus. It simply means that it is not as viable as it once was. Fox in the 90's was the money maker for MS and was where it was at. Conference attendees in the 1,000's, numerous magazines and books, then ...... it just dried up.
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>There's a new set of players in town and having moved to them, when they die, I'll find something else unless I'm dead to by that time.

What you stated is reality. We can still dream though - if only... :)
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