Graham Dobson wrote:
Unfortunately it is all too often the pointy headed boss who decides what
languages, developer tools and platforms will be used!
Very true, unfortunately.
A higher-level, well-known language is always more productive, but I would
ask , is FoxPro always the best possible tool for every solution?
Of course not. "Use the right tool for the job" comes to mind.
And is it not worth learning other languages? And further, how long does it
take to
be productive in some of these programming languages?
Increasing your toolset is always a good thing.
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
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