>c'mon that's a pretty broad statement! Maybe in Germany what you say is true. I see many, many new web apps (and desktop) being developed in VFP. Using the web, vfp developers can extend existing apps or create entirely new ones.
>I think many developers unfortunately are at the whim of their users who "heard" these things about VFP. On the other hand, many don't have to worry about it, since the client is results driven not marketing driven.
>No doubt vfp is undergoing a change, but I think a better one to the open source world
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>>>New applications are rarely created in VFP anymore.

I agree with you Michael - I've created 2 major applications this year in VFP - one a stock control application the other a courier app - my clients are results driven i I create business solutions for a living - that's what they're really interested in not rhe development software

But there are some who don't want to be SEEN developing in VFP