>3) Instead, take the opportunity to learn the Lianja UI concept. If there is something you can't figure out how to accomplish in the Lianja style, ask on the forum. That doesn't >mean "make it look like it does in my VFP app," but rather means "accomplish the same result in the Lianja UI style." My experience is that the user ends up with a superior UX >(user experience) when the transformation is made to the Lianja style (which is based on the Single Page Application -- SPA -- responsive UI style seen in modern apps). The >big difference in using Lianja vs. using jquery and backbone and wiring it yourself is that you don't have to learn (and write) any of that: it's all done for you. You can add what >you want into it (e.g., you can now create a jquery/jquery-mobile container and put it in a grid cell), but for the most part, you won't have to.

Hank,

Do you use python to code? It seemed to me that python was a second hand citizen in Lianja's world.

In light of the constant changes that are taking place in the world of website coding, I wonder how Lianja is changing it's tools? Example yesterday we talked about using Apache, Django, Magento, etc.. today we talk about Angular with ResTFul. Tomorrow looks like 'polymer' and other''s like it.

BTW I'm glad you think $5000 per year is cheap. In my world it's not.

Johnf