>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.
>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?

VFP IMO is still very strong (unsurpassed really) in small to mid-size lan-based database intensive applications.

That being said, we're looking to start a rewrite of our vertical market application but I doubt .NET is the solution. If we're going to bite the bullet and rewrite from scratch then we have to go with a solution that is designed from the ground up for multi-OS Windows and Mac... not so concerned with Linux (thinking Servoy or Java or ?) and native support for tablet devices needs to happen too (ipad and Android honeycomb).

Anyone have a lead for an all-in-one wonder person who can start a huge project like this and finish it too! (no telecommuting - we're in Central Florida).