VFP fading into the sunset I have accepted with equanimity. When it happens to VB, it makes you realize how rapidly the development world changes these days.

I really am not one of those who wants to cling to the past. I have spent quite a bit of my own time learning C#.NET and more recently ASP.NET MVC, and like both of them. Sometimes the rate of change feels a little intimidating, that's all. It's definitely harder for me to keep up than it used to be.

>VBA has been alive, but looks like it's finally going to be put to death too.
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>>oh, it's not dead already? I guess it'll just smell for a long time, then (how many times have VB devs said that about Fox, right?). ;)
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>>>I'd say that VB in all forms is dieing. See http://www.zdnet.com/blog/microsoft/microsoft-to-focus-on-html5-and-javascript-for-office-15-development/10266
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>>>>Gotcha. Yup, there was a firestorm. :)
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>>>>I guess the VB crowd has probably just had one like that after reading this article:
>>>>http://code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=1108031
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>>>>:)