Hello, Vladimir.

>> Is FoxPro fairly popular in Russia?
>PMFJI, but, actually, it is not good idea... Do you want the contract work for
>15 USD per day (usual wage here)? Believe me, it's truth... And yes, Foxpro is very popular here...

If I was ready to come and they would pay my way there, I would work for the $15 per day. Could I actually live on that? I mean have a modest room and buy food.

Clearly I would have to offer more than good programming skills which I'm sure are already available there, no air fare necessary.

Have you heard about the St. Petersburg group that has written Together/J, a Java modeling/programming tool?


>>that Russia and the US are very similar countries in many ways.
>I'd not agree with this... Were you in Russia? And what do you know about Russia
>(yeah, I know that everyone knows about the bears dancing on the streets of Moscow
>and excellent russian vodka with a caviar ;))) ?

What do I know about Russia? Very little. My comments were based on certain theoretical expectations. US and Russia are the only countries in the world that border on both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans (with certain minor exceptions such as Panama.) We both have large mineral and timber resources though ours are more used up than yours. I could make more guesses but why don't you tell me what you see as the biggest differences...

Where do you live?

Peter