>I got an email last night from a company on the east coast looking for Fox devs. They're getting harder to find. My advice to anyone in this situation... rewrite.
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>>It's been a long time since I developed in VFP. When MS dedcided not to support VFP any longer, I made the switch to C#. Since then I haven't really had my finger on the pulse of the community as I did before.
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>>My question is - what's the sense of folks out there? Is VFP still going strong? Are there alot of developers still writing new applications in VFP?

It's the perfect opportunity for some VFP developers. They are so scarce now that companies are paying big $ for them to maintain or improve an app until or during a rewrite to .net or some other tool. It is the perfect opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a rewrite if you are part of that project and make some good $ in the process. I've gotten a few offers that really amazed me, but I like the environment I'm currently in.