>Why don't you consider starting with your VFP app adapted with FoxInCloud then progressively switch to a MVC-style application reusing the Bootstrap HMTL/CSS/JS built by FoxInCloud (http://foxincloud.com/tutotest/bs/)?
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>It'll save you time to market and thousands of hours writing HTML code, and keep your Web app in sync with your VFP app that you know it works fine, rather than throw your clients into the complete unknown…

Rewriting an desktop app to a web app also forces us to rethink the structure and GUI of the app. Just porting our desktop app to a webapp just does not cut it. It just sounds the time to do a total rewrite but since clients will have both the desktop app and the web app, just rewriting module by module (department by department) seems to make more sense than trying to keep hanging onto VFP and its current structure.




>>Thanks Thierry,
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>>We'd like to keep as flexible as possible, gradually building up our own framework as we did in the past.
>>So yes, I guess state management is one big challenge.
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>>Walter,