>All things considered, I'll stick with VFP

I once tried to consider all things, but I gave it up as a bad idea before I got 10% of the way through the "A"s.

>
>>Hi
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>>There are many alternatives a few are listed below:
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>>www.windev.com
>>www.alaskasoftware.com
>>www.runrev.com
>>www.realbasic.com
>>www.alphasoftware.com
>>www.fship.com
>>www.xharbour.com
>>www.govulcan.net
>>www.etecnologia.net
>>www.vistadb.net
>>www.codebase.com
>>www.dabodev.com
>>www.sybase.com/products/databasemanagement/advantagedatabaseserver
>>www.servoy.com
>>www.dbase.com
>>
>>Some of these are full development environments others just the database portion.
>>
>>Simon
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>>
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>>>Hi All,
>>>
>>>I know there's been some discussion on this subject in the past but I'm considering an prog environment change and need some input on what development languages per say would be the most popular and painless to change to presently ? Other considerations would be portability of applications between Mac, Windows and Linux OS's as well. I do a fair bit of work with MySQL these days and have discovered that C# is now apart of the linux environment.
>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks,