>A great deep dive into the Class Browser. I learned TONS of new stuff about it that I would have never guessed. Plus, hearing Ken's various comments throughout the vidoe on how VFP works underneath the covers is really insightful.

Thanks for the feedback Matt, and also to Tore and Mike Bean.

It took about 8 hours to prep, record, edit, and then post online the 68 minute screencast. Future screencasts would take a bit less or possibly more time than that depending on the topic.

Only 5 people have gotten this first screencast since I announced it last Thursday. I was somewhat hoping to get about 20 people to help support the time it takes to create, and to allow me to justify creating additional VFP-specific screencasts, mostly on tools and productivity.

It's not a matter of people not knowing about it, as on Friday I posted a 5 minute excerpt preview video for it and it's received over 120 views/downloads so far.

With only 5 people getting it since announced, I'm wondering if the lack of participation is based on:

a) No interest in the topic
b) Price too is high
c) Waiting to see what others say
d) Unsure of content of screencast
e) Don't want to use paypal.com
f) No time to watch screencasts
g) Other

I'd welcome any honest reply from people here on the UT selecting one or more of the reasons below, to help me evaluate if it's worth creating additional VFP developer screencasts.

http://mashupx.com/screencasts