What I like in those articles - that VFP is mentioned in positive context.

>Would not surprise me with Ken Levy's strong background in XML and constants references / comparisions to Visual FoxPro. Why not?
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>http://searchwebservices.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid26_gci875142,00.html
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>While some believe Microsoft's Visual FoxPro -- a relational database with an
>object-oriented programming environment -- can already do much of what a new
>programming language would do, Schmelzer said Microsoft may want to use a new
>language as a way to expand its developer base.
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>"The question is, is Microsoft going after a new developer audience, and do they
>want to turn some business analysts into XML developers? FoxPro would be great for
>some of this," said Schmelzer, "but there's a limited universe of [FoxPro
>developers], and maybe an X# would be embedded with all its products."
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>Also, see
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>http://searchwebservices.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid26_gci875257,00.html