>I certainly do not see RickS pick at VFP now he has become a C# MVP. A few of these GURU had to move on because they found other 'Challenges' which in most cases do not have anything to do with building applications directly anyways. They mostly are suppliers of some tools or frameworks (McNeish, RickS) who found that is more buisiness opportunity in the .NET world (because it is new ?). How does this imply that they don't "defend" VFP as a valid tool for application development.
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>I don't know about any former VFP Guru not defending the tool anymore. The fact is, that if my VFP buisiness dries out, I'll have to look for something else to do, but this not mean I won't defend VFP as a valid tool. In fact I don't see any better tool for the things I'm doing right now.


Walter,

You made a very good description of reality, but still, please don't feed the trolls.

Alex