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14/05/2009 13:26:39
 
 
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11/05/2009 09:37:14
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Other
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01397536
Message ID:
01399907
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>>>>>I know I am being presumptuous by speaking for him. My thinking was this.
>>>>>
>>>>>1. Rick is a tool maker, not a tool user.
>>>>>2. He seems to like things done cleanly, not kludges.
>>>>>3. He moved on from FoxPro years ago. He was among the first among us to embrace .NET.
>>>>
>>>>So you consider Etechnologia's stuff to be a 'kludge?'
>>>
>>>That was not the best word I could have chosen. It may in fact be technically elegant. But the last thing anyone but diehards need is a way to keep FoxPro alive. It's way past time to move on.
>>
>>Move to what exactly ? What is the sound alternative today ? Last time I checked there was nothing out there that beats fox.
>>(And No, NET could be the complement, but it is not an alternative)
>>
>>Did I miss something ?
>
>http://www.windev.com/ - it has everything Fox has and much, much more. I think it beats VFP in every area. I'm sure there are even more dev tools including .Net which has too wide an adoption rate to not be a very viable option. To deny this is to kid only yourself.

I saw this one few years ago. It does look very apealing on a first look, just can't remember what was the 'catch 22' {g} on this one.
I saw price of 1000Eur which is acceptable, but don't they have also some per user / site charges as well ?

If it is only 1000e and you can freely distribute executables and data then this could be quiet interesting.

Did you buy it & How is going ?
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Srdjan Djordjevic
Limassol, Cyprus

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