>Hello Walter,
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>If you are going with Lianja could you please post about how things are evolving with it. For example things you like and things you don't like. What you can and you can't do with it. Right now I'm hesistant to choose a new platform. It could be Lianja or WinDev.

Denis, we won't make any decision soon, so by that time, there will be a lot more developers with real life experience.

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>>>>Thanks for doing these Jos. I really enjoy looking at your screen caps and reading your feedback on various features.
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>>>>WinDev looks to fill the same sweet spot that VFP did.
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>>>I looked at a few alternatives to VFP, including taking a week long course in .Net several years ago, but they all seemed to be not only a different language but also a different way of doing things, a different way of how to build applications.
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>>>I like the local database option, memory cursors, and the easy binding of controls to fields/variables that VFP offers. When I started looking into WinDev it become quickly apparent just how very similar it is not only in its language style but also in how you build an application. So the language learning curve is much flatter than say learning C# plus the mind-set for constructing apps is essentially the same as VFP.
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>>Thanks Jos for your information here about Windev. We are looking into Lianja right now because that from a VFP pov is even more appealing, but if for some reason we hit a roadblock with that, we certainly look into Windev