>So. I've been checkin' some things out.
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>Am I correct in understanding that there will be no more VFP versions?
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>Accepting this, here's what I've found out.
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>The whole VFP thing, will probably never happen again. What this unassuming little product can do beats the socks off of anything you can throw at me. Java with Neatbeans or Eclipse? VS.NET?
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>Doesn't matter. What VFP can do for the price you pay will never be beat.
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>Even the free stuff.
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>Raise your hand if you've used Open Source software and had a better experience than what you've paid for. I'd be surprised if that's anybody.
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>But here's the thing. There is going to be no more VFP versions (unless I'm wrong). So what's up?
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>The answer, as far as I can tell, is PHP and MySql.
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>If you have some thoughts on this subject, I encourage you to share them.