On Mar 2, 2010, at 11:01 AM, Gilbert M. Hale wrote:
> Yeah, Fox is not dead. Maybe it is a little wobbly on its feet with so many
> folks leaving it, but it still does a great job for me.
The "Fox is dead" meme doesn't imply that all existing copies stop
working. All it means is that the market for new Fox applications has
essentially disappeared. For most consultants, this means that if you want to
ensure a steady supply of new clients, you'll need to broaden your skills to
include some new tools.
-- Ed Leafe
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