>I believe he's looking forward to convincing his clients about the merits of them paying him to rewrite the WWC apps to ASP.NET. Which is basically the same thing developers like KevinM and RickS are and probably will be doing(not that there's anything wrong with that). On the other hand, there are many companies with hugely complex VFP applications that have taken years of development and can not easily be rewritten, but, nonetheless satisfy all of their user's requirements. These folks don't need to use the ".NET strategy" to maintain and get more business ...

I agree.


>>>The best and brightest development minds lead the rest of the pack.
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>>A pretty crumby metaphor.
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>>>With them gone the quality of VFP solutions made will suffer. No more cutting edge best of breed super cool stuff.
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>>I've chosen to take that as something of an insult - though you cannot be held entirely responsible since you have NO IDEA what I am doing or what my intentions are.
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>>>I've made some amazing database web apps. They would not have been possible without the VFP team doing a kick as$ job AND Rick Strahl making WWWC.
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>>This says more about you than the VFP team and Rick Strahl.