The problem with these guys is they have the oldster mindset of charging for everything and being unhappy that it's not paying for itself. I think it's a no-brainer at this point that such a solution needs to be Open Source, not a proprietary product controlled by a small group of people. The more you get the community involved the more a product will have a life of its own. Regarding VFP, look at what's going on at CodePlex. I predict many of these solutions will come out of there..

>That would be great to see, but they don't always mature. Whatever happened to:

.>NET Extender for VFP
>VFPCompiler for .NET
>or
>VFP Studio

>With small teams, they just disappear....or don't have the time and resources to keep up with the "big guys"

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