>>>>I just got the upgrade offer for VFP 6.0 in the mail. Sheeesh, $275 they don't call it M$ for nothing. Is it even worth upgrading from 5.0a to 6.0?
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>>>After seeing 4 presentation of VFP 6.0 (Ken Levy, Dev Days, Robert Green and our local VFP user group president). The bottom line is that they are making the product much easier to use. It ships with a build in framework for one. They also have included technologies for building web apps easier.
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>>What was the outcome of you talk with Mr. Green Last Night about Dev-Days?
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>I didn't bring up (IE, I chickened out). There was a twit there that was riding him all night about specific bugs in 5.0. I kind of felt sorry for the guy.
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>P.S. The Robet is very positive about VFP that it is contagious. He echoed what Ken Levy had told us, that we must start thinking in terms of multi-tiered apps. Most likely the business case will be for HTML/Web front-ends. And he said that while VFP while a very capable at front-ends and back-ends is being positioned as a middle-tier tool.


The twit should be told that MANY bugs were fixed in 6.0...some that have existed since the 2.x days.