>>You may be correct, but what are you basing that on? Are you just describing your belief system or have you actually investigated?

It's my opinion. I don't want to waste my time on an effort that has zero benefit for me. I will be pleasantly surprised if it does; however, to what end? Its still gonna be vfp and virtually noone is learning it today, unless they have to maintain a legacy app.


>>That's a curious question from an MVP for device application development. ;-)

Why is that a curious question? Silverlight is supported on mobile platforms and I think it won't be much longer till we see wpf on them also. There's a big difference in putting a vfp form in a browser and running a silverlight application. As Silverlight has its own clr, I think vfp/.net/etecnologia will have problems supporting the new runtime.