>Hi Jordan,
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>That is the direction we are taking. We have developed classes that perform certain functions that we require (like a form manager) and they have been incorporated into the app but not an actual framework. The original application was originally created in 1993 and developed over a period of 10 years so I don't see any major redesign (other than those classes and 3rd prty controls we have incorporated during the vfp8 conversion) in the near future.
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>I have used frameworks in the past so I know what a boost they can be in creating new applications. We are still researching the frameworks to choose one for future development in VFP. I have worked with a couple and have my favorites but it will depend on our longterm goals of course.
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In this nonsecure environment nobody knows which will be the best framework after two years. Some of the owners move to bigger .Net market and put less effort to improvement of VFP frameworks. May be will be better to continue with this way of development and to continue incorporation in the apps your own or outsourced classes, flls, activeX, etc.