john harvey wrote:
> I spoke with someone who works with Brian in Atlanta at the Foxforward
> conference and he said they still have some of it in vfp, and C++ and dot
> net. Everyone is acting like VFP will quit working after MS drops support in
> 8 years. M$ might not even be a company in 8 years. Only babies said Google
> 8 years ago!
>   

And Borland's tools like Delphi were going to rule the development 
world.  And grid computing would be huge too.  And Novell...well, I 
guess Novell was already on their way down...  ;-)

I agree with John....there's no timebomb in the software that means 
"Game Over" in 2015.  Look how many 2.x apps are still out there...and 
how many DOS apps are still out there.  Someone (Matt?) said it here 
best:  we may be in demand like the COBOL programmers were around Y2K in 
so many years.  (Then again, maybe not!)  On Matt's same comment:  "Yes, 
jump ship folks...and give your clients my name and contact information 
before you do."  ;-)

-- 
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
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