I'm just a lone-wolf coder in wild, I myself is aldo trying to make DBF table alive in the managed wold
http://spine-tailed-db.webs.com/
http://znetlib.blogspot.com/
http://dexterzgdk.blogspot.com/
Dexter Z
Most promising alternative to VFP IMHO!
Most promising alternative to VFP IMHO!
This is the most promising alternative to VFP developers to date IMHO, I don't mind whether it is open source or not,paid or not, if this will bring the ease of use managing Dbf table I'm more than happy to buy/use it ^ _ ^ long.Max() KUDOS to the X# Team!
I'm just a lone-wolf coder in wild, I myself is aldo trying to make DBF table alive in the managed wold
http://spine-tailed-db.webs.com/
http://znetlib.blogspot.com/
http://dexterzgdk.blogspot.com/
Dexter Z
I'm just a lone-wolf coder in wild, I myself is aldo trying to make DBF table alive in the managed wold
http://spine-tailed-db.webs.com/
http://znetlib.blogspot.com/
http://dexterzgdk.blogspot.com/
Dexter Z
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lumberjack
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Most promising alternative to VFP IMHO!
Hi Dexter,
Yes I agree, since no other Xbase language is providing a path to migrate to .NET that is closely tied to c# development, this is the way to go. And with the capabilities of the development team that spend their life's using Clipper/VO/Vulcan and were all involved in the VO/Vulcan development, it is surely a force to trust.
LJ
Yes I agree, since no other Xbase language is providing a path to migrate to .NET that is closely tied to c# development, this is the way to go. And with the capabilities of the development team that spend their life's using Clipper/VO/Vulcan and were all involved in the VO/Vulcan development, it is surely a force to trust.
LJ