"We fought with it for several months and finally wrote it out of the project. I'm sure the reason is because we had a database that wasn't designed the way MM wanted and we had a miserable time trying to adapt MM."

Could you give details on that? I mean what's so special about MM databases?

I understand that it's better to build a framework. I'd prefer to buy one (short-term) so I can make my application faster.



>>Did anybody compare frameworks and chose Mere Mortals after that comparison?
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>>Why did you pick that one?
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>On the first ASP.NET project that my company did we started with MM.NET because one of my contractors had experience with it and he had more .NET experience than I did.
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>We fought with it for several months and finally wrote it out of the project. I'm sure the reason is because we had a database that wasn't designed the way MM wanted and we had a miserable time trying to adapt MM.
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>I'm back to rolling my own just like I did with VFP. I have full control and understanding of what I write.
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>We have 3 MM licenses that are no longer used. I'm not sure if they can be upgraded to current version or not but if so I'll be happy to sell you one cheap.