>>That's OK. Just remember that with WebDev you will be tackling two things; (1) comparing WLanguage with VFP language, and (2) needing to think about a stateless, "split" application running partly on a client and partly on a server. I mention this because obviously VFP does not do the 2nd aspect.
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>Running stateless, and splitting the work between server (done in your language of choice) and client (in javascript + whatever framework you use for it) is the same distance from desktop development, regardless of the language. Some schizophrenia may help there :).

Hi Dragan, I'm not quite understanding your post. In a desktop app the state is always there, until the app ends. Variables are maintained, database connections are maintained, etc. ,etc. for as long as the app is running. In a web environment the state between client/server calls must be thought about differently and, imo, more carefully/explicitly.