>>>>>>>>Why rewrite and port to a platform (be it Lianja or anything similar) that is a niche platform? For that matter, why rewrite at all? Your goals seem to be for a more modern interface, not a rewrite of your entire app. With something like FoxInCloud you can convert your VFP to HTML/JS/CSS and still maintain the ability to develop in VFP or HTML/JS.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>actually having locally installed apps on tablets for medical is one of the larger markets IMO.
>>>>>>>You don't want to be dependant on WLAN and Browser speeds when making rounds,
>>>>>>>replicated and often synched local data sound MUCH better.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> The only long term major not going anywhere platform right now is HTML/JS.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Which Lianja conviniently supports as well. Coding the GUI in JS in Lianja might be the wisest way to stay "installed" and/or "browsered".
>>>>>>>If vfp was still developed, FoxInCloud might be more of an option, but as vfp cannot reach ARM devices natively...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"If vfp was still developed,..."
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Probably Lianja won't be in a few years either. They are a pretty small company, after all.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The safest bet is to go big: like Microsoft or Google OR go Open Source. Small proprietary software tool companies that try to do it all are sooo last century.
>>>>>
>>>>>Uhmmm...we did "go big" with *Microsoft* Visual FoxPro and look what happened to it :)
>>>>
>>>>At least there was a product with good support for over a decade.
>>>>
>>>>The last VFP savior was what... eTechnologia?
>>>
>>>All that I was saying is that "going big" does not imply "safest bet". Then again, in time, everything gets old :)
>>
>>Speaking of old. What comes after .net? There must be something else in development by MS. I can't believe that .net is the end of development environment for MS.
>>
>>Just wondering.
>I think .NET will be the Ms platform of choice for Windows development for as long as Windows lasts.
>What comes after Windows?

Linux of course. It's been the second coming for over a decade - just any day now...