Keep following the Sedna Roadmap changes (it is fluid at the moment, nothing absolutely carved in granite). Also, if there are things you want to see in Sedna, send the feedback to the Fox Team via Ken Levy.

Excellent blog… I have worked with FoxPro for over 10 years and have never been more excited about a release (VFP 9.0) than currently. I sure hope we can entice Microsoft to offer us a VFP 10.0.

Please continue your excellent work.

Kenneth Tamayo
San Juan, Puerto Rico – USA

I am also an admitted optimist when it comes to VFP, but that optimism is not blind… just as there is some very solid reasoning behind my continued use of VFP, there are also solid reasons for being optimistic about its future.

VFP’s future was made more sure yesterday than it has been in some time. The Roadmap, June Letter and additional information Ken Levy has supplied on the UT shows clearly that VFP is going to be blowing socks off for some time to come. It’s a solid, mature tool that will reap the benefits of .NET development moving forward. Ken Levy said that there are things we will be able to do with Sedna that we can’t even imagine now. I for one believe him.

The VFP langugage, data, speed and reports coupled with the UI abilities of .NET (not to mention upcoming Avalon/XAML) are a match made in heaven as far as I’m concerned. There was a time when I was seriously concerned about VFP’s future, but for me that day has long since past.

I have found over the years that I am only successful when I surround myself with positive energy. Negativity only breeds more negativity. It is my not-so-secret formula for success.