>I'm curoius - is anyone doing any serious, long-term new development with VFP?
>The last 4 companies I worked for are all moving to C#.net.

I'm still developing (almost) exclusively in VFP - all web projects using WebConnection.

Since I provide web-based solutions, I believe the development language is almost inconsequential to the client and end users. Data is universally accessible, my applications are available across all operating systems and most smartphones, the solution is fast and scalable, and development is fast and effective.

To paraphrase another development environment provider, let me develop it in VFP/WebConnect and then ship it to India for rewriting in .NET - it'll still be cheaper than developing in .NET AND you'll have a fully functional application in 1/3 the time (while you wait for the .NET developers to duplicate the functionality).