>You'll be able to leverage your VFP knowledge, but I see it as a dead-end. Most web hosts don't support it.

Actually that's no longer true. We now support self-contained installations that can run Web Connection without explicit installation or VFP runtimes pre-installed.

That said - I agree. Use Web Connection only if you absolutely need to work with FoxPro (legacy data and application logic), otherwise it's best to move to a more modern environment that's optimized for the Web. Web Connection works and can scale but it's not nearly as easy as something like ASP.NET or any other server backend platform - nature of the VFP runtime requirements.

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>The tooling in something like Visual Studio is so much better and so much more productive.
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>>Thank you all for your input! What about using west-wind?