If I am not mistaken, the first fox team was like 5 developers and they ran circles around probably a 1,000 (just a guess) developers at Ashton-Tate. Small company doesn't have to be a bad word. If that were the case, nearly every developer here in the UT would be considered part of a small company (for argument sake, I will say a small company is less than 100 full time developers).

>>I think Lianja will more likely be inconsequential and out of touch, I'm afraid.
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>Where do you base this on?
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>>"instability of different components" :
>>If you thought it was bad with VFP (which was MS backed), what makes you think that Lianja will have everything solved?? An even smaller outfit with no technical relation with MS.
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>There is no doubt that there will be bugs and problems. However, I truly think that a smaller company is better able to get things resolved quickly rather than having to wait years for a service pack or new version.
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>Anyways, I'm not saying to jump the lianja bandwagen. that is everyones own choice. Meanwhile I'm monitoring this company as I like the concept and truly was waiting for a tool like this.