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09/07/2004 17:12:37
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>Terry,
>
>>I don't know - I have not seen one .NET GUI...
Is there a .NET GUI you can point me to?


>>I think .NET is like a real expensive and big version of Access - one modal form for one list - but I don't know...
>>I have not even seen a .NET interface - well once - at my SIG...
>>...It seems just a new face to wrap around the same old Mr. ADO - But I don't know...
>
>No offense, but to have so little knowledge of .NET you sure do make a lot of pronouncements about it. :-)

Just a suspicion - I am not sure of anything (except that I will be fossilized worm feces someday) - but, I've been begging someone to shut me up - Yet, all I've heard is talk and excuses!!!

I am aware of a .NET project - But have not seen a completed project - unless some browser page someplace is a net project - then I may be confusing it with HTML (besides - browser pages are not an app).

I do know this - Some .NET advocates couldn't/wouldn't/didn't take a little project challenge and make me eat my words. I think .NET and VFP are two differen animals - one is big and slow the other is light and quick - I don't know for sure - but I have asked for a tangible comparison with a little VFP project. I am ready for anyone to prove me wrong - maybe it's a learning curve issue - and the so-called experts are really not at a skill level where they can take the challenge - or - maybe they are - and realize that a side by side comparison would reveal .NET (as related to small vertical market apps) to be the big sluggish, expensive beast I suspect it is! Shame me - prove me wrong - make me a beleiver!!!

I am a show-me guy - SO - show me!

>And that is a good explanation for why you have not yet looked beneath the covers of .NET -- you've been busy with VFP work. That's good to hear.

I love building things - and VFP lets me build big - fast - appealing - sexy apps! But a lot of things I've heard from some VFP "developers" never happen to me - like corrupted files and missing objects _ I am either doing something very right - or very wrong!:-) And - we've still got a lot of old school VFP consultants delivering browse windows and modal forms - that does not help - if we could just get some of our community to hunker down - and deliver sensuous interfaces - we would go a long way to improving our image!

So much for me - I am ready for a side by side comparison - whose got the bullocks to shut me up?:-)
Imagination is more important than knowledge
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