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The creature that won't die
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04/05/2010 09:24:06
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
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VFP Compiler for .NET
Divers
Thread ID:
01456123
Message ID:
01463001
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Amen.

>Hi all
>
>Sorry to drop into this conversation a bit late ...
>
>Gregory and I are both members of AtoutFox, friends, peers, and attended the same session by Francis Faure at 2010 Rencontres AtoutFox.
>
>My feeling is just the opposite.
>
>I agree on 2 points :
>1- etec fails on communicating and meeting deadlines ... who does better around here ? I don't ; and sure wouldn't with such a risky and ambitious project.
>2- starting a new project ? take with new tools ... .Net, PHP, whatever
>
>but
>what can I do with my 60 man-year of VFP code ?
>1- buy a lottery ticket
>2- support etec and forgive them for the above mentioned flaws.
>
>What I saw from Francis presentation was VERY impressive, even for a .Net skeptic as me.
>
>I see the 'Compiler / Runtime status - as March, 2010' go forward ... they now attack the hardest part : data access, what VFP is strong at
>
>I appreciate their plan to extend VFP language with TLOCAL, 'Generators and Iterators' and 'Array Comprehensions'.
>
>I think the best way to see the project acheived is to SUPPORT IT with FAITH and OPTIMISM.
>
>Please keep in mind it can save some of us thousands or even millions !
>
>Delivering pessimistic / doubtful message condemns, if not the product, at least the willingness to adopt it.
>It's communication basics. Let's try to do better then etec !
>
>Gregory is involved in .Net, VFP is no longer in his plan, OK, that's fine. It's simply not universal truth. Greg himself agrees with that.
>
>cheers
>thn
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