On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 1:04 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jerry Wolper wrote:
>>>  From the article:
>>>
>>> "All three noted that many of their FoxPro compatriots have begun to
>>> move on to .NET programming. Microsoft´s strategy "has changed
>>> dramatically. It makes [VFP] a tough sell," Duffy offered. Consequently,
>>> he added, the number of developers skilled enough to support and
>>> maintain a FoxPro application is dwindling."
>>
>> Too bad there's no mention of Dabo (or any other non-M$ direction).
>
>
> It's a pro-M$ article.  You wouldn't see anything else other than pro-M$
> statements.  They were all M$ folks.
>
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The site is not a M$ one.  They seem well rounded in the news for
yesterday or today.

The article has the next steps for a group of developers who were
fathered with M$ in the middle years of FoxPro.  may stayed with that
same parent and chose .NET but some left altogether and went other
languages, or retired.  ;->

i am not sure that Dabo is on the radar of anyone outside of this list
and the pyCON that Ed and Paul displayed at.  Why? There is a ton of
stuff out there.


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