>>>Here, I'm deploying it to the CloudServer I've set up on my laptop, and which you will be able to access from the access point I'm running {show deployment}
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>Impressive- expecially since you then can carry the app forward with php or Javascript or whatever. But I'm looking forward to seeing the native stuff later this year. Amazon and MS may be committed to Cloud, but the Pricelines and Amazons and airlines are going for native apps in a big way. Which is why Lianja sounds so cool: even ignoring the "reincarnation of VFP code" aspect, the ability to develop and deploy across multiple platforms was Dr Dave's dream that got forgotten for a decade or two, but is even more compelling in the connected mobile age.


>>the ability to develop and deploy across multiple platforms was Dr Dave's dream

That ability was around with COBOL, FORTRAN.
It sounded great then and was a sine qua non if you wanted to do work for the US Gov't, but I never saw nor heard of it being applied in a single instance. Ever COBOL app I ever saw died on the platform where it was born.
The problem was that H/W manufacturers competed by offering unique features and most developers exploited them.
OOOpss.. I forgot a big one.. we converted over 100K lines of FP Unix to FP for Windows , almost without touching a line of code.
As I recall we had to do some fiddling with the printing, but otherwise it was plug and play.
So, yes cross platform can have some real value.