Funny,

Not too many years ago VB was looked at as a toy language and "real programmers programmed in C".


>It is a disgrace that VFP has been "beaten down" by the developer community, for which (without going into a tangent) putting the logo "Powered by VFP" in my applications automatically discualifies me from a circle on which to make adjustments in particular, and never mind about final costs; VFP is looked at as a "toy" language.