Thank you Frank,

Many tools I've never heard of before :-0

I can't wait to see what others will comment about what you mentioned, or add other tools and why they chose or are considering using them.

>>Helllo all,
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>>Very sad but eventually we will have to find a new development environment to replace VIsual FoxPro.
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>>Survey time!
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>>I know, I know that I did this survey a while ago. Forgive me for that but I guess that it's been long enough and a new survey could give interesting feedback.
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>>Considering all the languages, and frameworks available for those languages, which environment seems to be the most promising for the next 15 to 20 years?
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>>I know that Javascript is used a lot, mostly with very interesting frameworks.
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>>Python is also a very interesting environment.
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>>How important is C# nowadays?
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>>What else?
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>>The selected alternative to VFP has to be something used by a lot of developers, so that when needed consultants or employees should be easy to find.
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>>Your thoughts?
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>>Thank you very much for your contribution.
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>I am actually going through an exercise right now to re-write a VFP app that I have had going for 15 years or more.
>My requirements for the replacement are:
>1. It needs to run on Windows, Linux, Mac (it could be a web solution for these) and be native Android & iOS
>2. Could be run as SaaS or onsite
>3. The development tool/environment needs to have good support
>4. Development should be quick (provide some sort of framework where I need to pretty much only provide business logic.
>5. Should be able to handle different cultures/locales
>6. Should be affordable (preferably free :0) )
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>I have looked at Low Code or No Code tools and Like AppGyver.com (free and promising) so far but I need to dig into it more. There are others out there like Kony - Quantum, Cuba.platform, Aware IM, Quixy, Caspio and lots more.
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>I have considered Vienna Advantage, Alpha Anywhere, Servoy, Lianja, DevExpress XAF that are all, broadly speaking, development frameworks. Lianja looks good (if somewhat dated, but I guess that should be able to be changed) although I find the licensing confusing.
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>I have looked at more raw development languages like X#, Xamarin, Flutter & dart, React, Go. I like Flutter and it can create apps on all platforms.
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>I have also considered that the fastest way to get my app "in the cloud" will be to use FoxInCloud which I may go with initially and then start to re-write it in whatever tool I decide on.
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>So, I'm hoping this turns into an active thread so I can get more opinions and ideas. :)