Nice blog, however I feel you are something out of touch with reality. I mean xBase as a language is vitale since years. The point is that Xbase++ for example is used by developers to earn their living, or for inhouse development. So there is not much hype around - to give you some numbers. Xbase++ customers are coming from more than 140 countries, Alaska Software is getting approx 300 new leads per month, according to our last projection there are more than 1. million end users working with Xbase++ solutions. Have a look at; www.alaska-software.com/company/references.shtm you will see large corporations working with Xbase++. Projectgroups with sizes of 30+ developers working fulltime with Xbase++. So I would say Clipper is by far not dead - it is dead as a product but not as a language.... More at Clipper... Clipper... Clipper, http://cch4clipper.blogspot.com p/s Stefen did comment on xHarbour/Harbour.
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