>Whilst it is true that you can create robust and reasonably functional apps in a fraction of the usual time, the problems arise when anything goes wrong and you haven't a clue how to fix it because a) you didn't write the code and b) you don't understand the error messages. c) you don't understand the language being used by the people doing their best to support you. This results in deep floundering!


I had a similar experience with Visual FoxExpress. I was new to VFP and I jumped into development with their framework. I never gave up so now I have a pretty cool application but it was tough going at times.

I had my client buy telephone support. Toni Feltman was very supportive in helping me fill in some of the missing areas.

Peter Robinson