>>>> We are living in the 21st centurly for crying out loud.
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>>LMFAO, you're still programming with a relic, ancient piece of software that's not supported anymore. Who are you to talk about modernization of software principles and programming?.... Oh, I forgot, with you and others here, its do as I say, not as I do...
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>How would you know what I'm programming? VFP is not my only tool in my toolbox John.
>Did you ever look into products Like Windev, Servoy and Lianja? No? Then I understand that you haven't got a clue what you're talking about. These environents have a whole lot more RAD in them than what you're using on a daily basis.
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>And you really do not want to fight me on programming principles, you clearly do not have what it takes when you're using arguments about the age of a programming language to make your point. I've probably programmed more languages than you have despite the fact that I'm quite a bit younger than you are.

Yep, you're right. I have only used about 6-8 languages. All I've needed over 40 years of programming. Never had a need to use fringe packages like dabo, lianja, etc. All are Visual Studio wannabes. The number of languages used is no measure of ability or knowledge. Programming principles are programming principles, implementing them in different languages is purely syntactical.

You fancy yourself the expert in all things .Net when you probably have never written more than 10 lines of code in c# (oops, you'd probably choose the crayon younger brother - visual basic). So huff/puff all you want. Most of us understand what you have to offer.