>CT,
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>>I got ta thinkin' last night and started wondering what it would take for you to set up a MM.NET Certification Program ... might generate a whole new revenue stream depending upon how popular the framework gets.
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>Interesting idea...we'll have to give it some thought. However, I really don't want to go with a "Codebook-compliant" type of route.
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>Regards,

Kevin;

Codebook Compliant may have been a bit much for the world. I know someone who went through it with her product. It may be a bit pretentious in it’s assumption that it is “THE” authority.

When Codebook came out it set a path for all VFP programmers to consider. We began with container centric methodology and then form centric. Soon there were many offerings and the importance of Codebook Compliant was lost.

A MM cert seems like a good concept. In this industry things are wide open. Stating basic measurable skills cannot hurt on a resume or business letter. Besides it gives the person certified a target.

Tom