Does anyone know any good tutorials for newbies? And by that, I mean that I already have some programming knowledge as a web developer using php and ruby. However I've never made desktop programs before but I'm familiar in how various programming syntax works. I've only ever made command line progra...

<r><QUOTE author="wriedmann post=26592 userid=336"><s>[quote="wriedmann post=26592 userid=336"]</s> But to find Clipper, FoxPro/DOS or DBase learning sources may be hard, and the original prodcuts are not running on modern operating systems anymore (if you don't use some sort of emulators).<br/> And...

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<r>Just because something is more popular, is more extensible (via plugins/classes/libraries), more turnkey, more complex, more future-proof, more refined, more quicker or is more integrated, doesn't mean that I'm going to use it. People have a varying and heated opinion about which technology stack...

<t>Hello I'm new to xbase and know absolutely nothing about it but I do know some programming languages outside of xbase.<br/> <br/> Can anyone give me some good tutorials, courses or books that can help me learn ALL the different xbase dialects? Free ones are preferred but if I inevitably have to b...