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Death of DevCon?
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Visual FoxPro
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Try not charging ridiculous prices.

If WhilFest and Essential Fox can do it for the price they charge, so can DevCon.

Also Palm Springs WAS dumb. A long drive from LA or an extra leg if flying in. And at this time fo the year? Yuck!

Gotta think it's because the Advisor people are in San Diego, not a long drive from Palm Springs.

Lots of us independants would go if they made the price reasonable. But they seem to feel worth gearign towards companies with big budgets.

Personally the other conferences are BETTER and cheaper!
-- John Kiernan


>No I dont and here's why.
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>Steve compares the health of the fox market to that of the Comdex market. Comdex exploded after the bubble did. FoxPro and has been in a steady decline. Starting with the FoxPro 3.0 launch until the current conference. A more fair comparison would be to conferences like TechEd. I dont think that TechEd has has as precipitous decline as Comdex has.
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>I guess if Comdex #'s INCREASE this year from last year and fox's #'s DECLINE we will finally see the end of FoxPro or will there be some justification for this. Or using the same correlation if Comdex goes under can we see the same for fox ?
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>Basically anything that Steve doesn't agree with is a myth so I take what he says with a grain of salt. Just like you are free to do here with what I am saying.
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>It's time for people to wake up and smell the coffee. The health of FoxPro is condition critical. How many people here are finding difficulties getting work in Visual FoxPro. I have heard rumors of some fox MVP types having trouble getting work.
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>I know I am opening up a can of worms that has been opened before. I stand by my analysis that VFP is on a steady decline and that developers should begin looking for greener pastures.
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>Waiting for the hail storm,
>Rodman
-- John Kiernan
"Maybe Amelia Earhart was just stealing the plane".
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