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With VB7 gaining inheritance, learning VB may become a little less of an issue for VFP developers than for VB developers learning how not to abuse it. <s>
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In heritance in VB 7, hold that, VS.Net is very different than the way inheritance is implemented in VFP. That said, the transition will not be as seamless as some may think...

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There will of course be other issues. As far as those go, I agree with you that a good developer is a good developer. As a good developer, it's less important what language you use than knowing what you need to get done. "What" is always more important than "how". If you know "what" then the correct "how" should be obvious - if not obvious, then it's at least a lot easier to find out.
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Very true..and very insightful...


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For those of us that will not be able to make it to Miami this year, will there be a web site up later for us to see what we're missing?
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Yes..

>What forum? I'd be interested.

Keep a lookout on the TakeNote Site. More will be anounced after Devcon..