Better late than never, I'd like to give you some fresh news about FoxInCloud.

Since beginning of March, we've been very busy on 2 major achievements:

(1) Assist an important client to webify a large application with FoxInCloud

Named 'bioSilSQL', this application completely manages a group of bilogical laboratory for human medecine.
It is used in a heavy production environment, 1 patient every minutes, gathering analysis results, maintaining accounts, etc.

Application has 50 forms, 25 reports, 50,000 inst. and PostGreSQL back-end for a total close to 2,000 objects and 1,200 events managed by FoxInCloud.

Started at the beginning of February, our client completed his adaptation in 3 months, including some graphic rework and client customization.

We were very happy working hand-in-hand with this client (through Team Viewer) as we could fine tune Adaptation Assistant and support scope to fit into this demanding production environment.
FoxInCloud now detects keystroke, has a very fast navigation in grids, and supports direct EDITING IN GRID.

We have a test version on line you can experience : http://foxincloud.com/bsw/

(2) Revise FoxInCloud licensing policy

Christophe and I had extensive talks with you guys VFP developers, we came up with a new licensing scheme which I'm sure will please every one ... Please be patient for another couple of weeks as we need to modify our web site subsequently.

See you soon in some FoxInCloud workshop or seminar.

>I have seen plenty of products come and go, advertise great things, and flame out in beta. Or worse, get off to a start and then abandon ship. AFP, VFP2IIS, and a gaziliion others promising to web-ify and/or extend the life of your VFP apps.
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>I have been working a bit with the FoxinCloud guys, and I think it may be the real McCoy. Besied being open and responsive, so far they have met every one of their deliverable deadlines and at each phase the product does exactly what they say it will.
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>They have managed to turn a very jaded and cynical person into a fan,
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>>The entire FoxInCloud materials look very well crafted and planned. Excellent video indeed.