>That assumes you have the EF set up for the demo, and the database created. I started from scratch, blank slate. Still, that is huge progress for .Net. Thanks for sharing your achievement.
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>You may be right (in the general sense) that not many developers will be using VFP.Net. We'll have to wait and see about that. There are an awful lot of VFP programmers outside the US (based on the geographic pattern of who viewed the YouTube video I made for VFP.Net), and they are showing a pretty big interest. And there are an awful lot of VB6 developers who have not yet moved to .Net. So I think it's more of an open question, rather than a known fact. We'll see.
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I was one who watched the video solely out of an curiosity to see what they had accomplished. I can tell you'll I'll probably never use the product.