Leyendo el mensaje de Omar en el lector de GMail ... me aparece este link como "recomendado" http://www.servoy.com/generic.jsp?mt=393&taxonomy_id=734&pageid=glfoxpro
Alguien lo cnoce? saludOZ, 2008/9/11 Omar Bellio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Pero Martín, lo que se me ocurre es que no tuvo éxito entre la comunidad > foxera el compilador a .net (nótense las minúsculas) porque la comunidad > foxera simplemente NO QUIERE TRABAJAR CON .net... (eso me pasa a mí, al > menos) entonces, la verdad es que ni lo miré (¿está relacionado con aquella > nota que hiciste una vez para la UT?) > > En fin, me voy a tomar mi sopita caliente... > > ------------------------------ > *De:* [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *En nombre de *Martín > Salías > *Enviado el:* 2008/September/10 10:16 PM > *Para:* GUFA List Member > *Asunto:* [GUFA] Re: Re: [GUFA] OT - RE: [GUFA] Re: Re: Ken Levy no es más > parte de Microsoft? > > Nono, ahí tiene un buen ejemplo: de todos los que pidieron que se liberen > las fuentes de VFP para que "la comunidad" se haga cargo, ¿cuántos probaron > al menos el producto de Samuel David y cia? ¿Cuántos lo compraron??? > Y el compilador que ellos hicieron es desde muchos puntos de vista mucho > más ambicioso que un VFP comunitario. Es un compilador a .NET y extensiones > para usar todo el framework y las Class Libraries desde código VFP. > > De nuevo ¿cuántos realmente le dedicaron tiempo? Ni hablemos de dinero... > > Saludos pesimistas, > --- > Martín Salías > http://Salias.com.ar <http://salias.com.ar/> > > > > On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 10:55 AM, Carlos Miguel FARIAS < > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Alguien evaluó el VFPCompiler de www.etecnologia.net? >> >> >> --- El *mié 10-sep-08, Omar Bellio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* escribió: >> >> De: Omar Bellio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Asunto: [GUFA] OT - RE: [GUFA] Re: Re: Ken Levy no es más parte de >> Microsoft? >> Para: "GUFA List Member" <[email protected]> >> Fecha: miércoles, 10 de septiembre de 2008, 9:23 am >> >> >> Che, y a la banda foxera no se le ocurre la ya famosa y tan conversada >> idea de hacerse con el core y continuar con la herramienta en forma >> independiente? >> >> Ya sé que es difícil, ya sé que hay cuestiones de licencia, pero... no >> sé... invocando a la ética, a evitar el monopolio, a Dios y María >> Santísima... algo... >> >> ------------------------------ >> *De:* [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *En nombre de *Oscar >> Zárate >> *Enviado el:* 2008/September/09 7:39 PM >> *Para:* GUFA List Member >> *Asunto:* [GUFA] Re: Re: Ken Levy no es más parte de Microsoft? >> >> Y ... eso es bueno o malo? >> >> Digo, VFP está muerto (o con sentencia), la banda foxera está >> especializada en migrar, etc. etc. >> >> No hay nada más jugoso que nos puedas contar? >> >> Abrazos, >> >> On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 8:30 AM, Martín Salías <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: >> >>> Efectivamente, Ken terminó su etapa en MSFT y se unió a las huestes de >>> Markus Egger, junto a Claudio Lasalla y compañía. Una banda foxera si las >>> hay. :) >>> >>> --- >>> Martín Salías >>> http://Salias.com.ar <http://salias.com.ar/> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 11:22 PM, Oscar Zárate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: >>> >>>> Ken Levy joins EPS Software Corp, VFPConversion.com, and CoDe Magazine >>>> 9/3/2008 >>>> Houston, Texas, - September 3rd 2008 – For immediate release: >>>> Ken Levy is joining EPS Software Corp. in the role of an Evangelist for >>>> several EPS brands. Ken is the founder of MashupX LLC, and through his >>>> new >>>> partnership with EPS, Ken will focus on EPS' VFPConversion.com effort as >>>> well as CoDe Magazine (the leading independent magazine for .NET >>>> developers) and EPS' custom software, mentoring, and consulting efforts >>>> around .NET and Microsoft server products. Ken is a renowned industry >>>> expert and was formerly at Microsoft driving community growth and >>>> evangelism for Visual FoxPro (VFP), Windows Live (developer platform), >>>> and >>>> Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX). >>>> Ken's role in VFPConversion.com focuses on educating companies with VFP >>>> applications as well as members of the VFP community who have an >>>> interest >>>> in utilizing other Microsoft products, such as Visual Studio, SQL >>>> Server, >>>> and/or the .NET Framework. Ken will represent VFPConversion.com at >>>> various >>>> events and interact with the VFPConversion community directly. Ken will >>>> also spearhead the development of the VFPConversion.com site and >>>> accelerate >>>> content development on that site. Due to his former role as Visual >>>> FoxPro >>>> Product Manager and Microsoft Community liaison, Ken has a very unique >>>> set >>>> of skills and knowledge which will now be available to the VFP community >>>> again. >>>> For CoDe Magazine, Ken's role includes the development of content ideas >>>> and >>>> concepts in particular for CoDe Focus Magazine as well as CoDe Online >>>> properties. In the past, Ken has been involved in CoDe Focus content >>>> development at Microsoft, as CoDe works very closely with various groups >>>> and departments at Microsoft. In his new role, Ken will be instrumental >>>> in >>>> ensuring a steady stream of high-quality content for .NET developers. >>>> His >>>> role also involves him in the currently ongoing re-engineering and >>>> re-envisioning efforts of CoDe online properties, which will make CoDe >>>> an >>>> even richer online destination for .Net developers. >>>> Ken is also in charge of setting up a Seattle office for EPS Software >>>> Corp., which in addition to the aforementioned efforts will be used as a >>>> basis for EPS' custom software, consulting, and mentoring efforts >>>> revolving >>>> around .NET development, including core Visual Studio/.NET development >>>> as >>>> well as development with Microsoft Server Products, such as SQL Server >>>> and >>>> SharePoint. >>>> For more information, contact EPS at [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> About EPS Software Corp. >>>> EPS Software Corp. is a multi-national corporation founded by renowned >>>> industry expert Markus Egger. EPS is headquartered in Houston, TX (USA), >>>> with offices in North America and Europe. EPS specializes on consulting, >>>> mentoring, and custom software development based on the Microsoft >>>> developer >>>> platform, including Visual Studio (.NET), SQL Server, and other >>>> Microsoft >>>> server products, such as SharePoint. EPS is well known for its >>>> involvement >>>> in various community efforts. EPS is involved not just in sponsorship >>>> and >>>> trade shows, but also in the organization of various special interest >>>> groups. Many EPS employees are well known presenters at events of all >>>> sizes >>>> around the globe. EPS employees have received more Microsoft MVP awards >>>> than employees of any other company. EPS is also the owner of brands >>>> such >>>> as CoDe Magazine, VFPConversion.com, Milos Solution Platform, and Xiine >>>> (among others). – www.eps-software.com >>>> About CoDe Magazine >>>> CoDe Magazine is the leading independent .NET developer print and online >>>> publication. CoDe Magazine provides in-depth articles for professional >>>> .NET >>>> developers. CoDe Magazine has received numerous industry awards. In >>>> addition to the main publication (which is printed on a regular >>>> schedule), >>>> CoDe also publishes CoDe Focus Magazine, which is a series of special >>>> issues focusing on specific technologies in each issue. Furthermore, >>>> CoDe >>>> includes various online properties that can be found on the CoDe >>>> Magazine >>>> web site. – www.code-magazine.com >>>> About VFPConversion.com >>>> VFPConversion.com is a community portal and service offering for current >>>> or >>>> former Visual FoxPro (VFP) developers with an interest in adopting newer >>>> Microsoft technologies such as Visual Studio, .NET, and/or Microsoft SQL >>>> Server. The VFPConversion.com web site offers a wealth of free >>>> information >>>> such as articles and blogs. In addition, the VFPConversion.com team can >>>> assist developers in assessing their current VFP applications and in >>>> converting them to, or enhancing them with the aforementioned new >>>> technologies. – www.VFPConversion.com <http://www.vfpconversion.com/> >>>> >>> >>> >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com >> Version: 8.0.169 / Virus Database: 270.6.19/1663 - Release Date: 08/09/09 >> 7:04 PM >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> >> Yahoo! Cocina >> Recetas prácticas y comida saludable >> Visitá http://ar.mujer.yahoo.com/cocina/ >> > > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com > Version: 8.0.169 / Virus Database: 270.6.19/1664 - Release Date: 08/09/10 > 6:00 AM >
