Let me count the ways... To put it succinctly, the only reason for not doing it in VFP is if I was interested in doing it "the microsoft way" which I am wholeheartedly against. There's little to no technical reason to not do it in VFP. There's zero reason to move away from VFP from a financial perspective unless you have the mis-fortune of having to market Microsoft's latest and greatest to your clients. It's easier to do it in VFP. It's just plain more fun to do it in VFP. I can develop web applications like they do in PHP. I don't feel like I'm locked in to M$ dog poop. You name it!

>Yes

>You mean why would I choose not to rewrite most of my vfp code? Seriously?
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>>You're right in that this is probably a moot point.
>>Your ability to power a web site using VFP is unlikely to be seen by MS as posing a serious threat to their revenue stream. But if you are not just >doing it to p*ss off MS then may I ask why you would choose to do so?