>>Thank you Craig. I have try to find the latest version of VS. I only have Vfp 7.0. Yeaph, I am THAT far behind.
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>Good advice from Craig. I strongly suggest Pluralsight. At least go to
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>http://pluralsight.com/training/Courses
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>and check out the course catalog. I can't think of a faster way to get up to speed.
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>If you are just starting web stuff I would recommend against investing any time or effort into incorporating VFP into the stack. You will always be swimming upstream, options are *extremely* limited and there is really no point. Learn a technology that was designed for the web and for the stuff that clients expect now.
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>Basic web apps are really pretty easy once you see it done from end to end. The Pluralsight courses are about $30 a month for the whole library as much as you want - about $50 with source code ( I very much recommend that ) and I think are the best value of anything I've seen in 30 years in this business. They have very very beginner stuff all the way through quite advanced and the range of subject matter increases very rapidly.

Maybe I should subscribe. Both my children have asked me about learning some coding and I'm always a bit stumped about a good starting point.