One nice development in our part of the developer's world is the NetExtender. It enables you to implement .Net functionality in your VFP apps. As a bonus you get the .Net compiler for VFP. In this blog I show how simple it is to send emails using a few .Net classes. You need 5 lines of code for that.
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MVP, I feel honored and surprised.
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OK, Back home again. A stay in the hospital is bad for my sense of humor. Earlier this week I sat in one of those conversation rooms where two old men were bragging how sick they were and how painful their operations were et cetera. There I
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From the hospital, still a bit drousy from last Friday's operation. Thank God they have Internet.
After last weeks devastating news from MS I decided to set up a new site. VFP2dotNJET.com. AND NO that is NOT a typo. I still hate that less
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VFP CAN do Double Byte Characters.
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Years ago, on Profox, Ken Levy suggested a guerilla tactic in marketing to make Visual FoxPro more visible.
So here is my part. I am now working on a site, www.vfpdevelopers-online.com where any self employed Visual FoxPro addict and any software
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Read about things to take care of when teaching adults (like software developers!)
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Visit that DevCon near you!
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Software developer, you ARE a salesperson as well.
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About people and problems.
During the 20+ years of software development experience in all layers of organizations I have VERY often seen that people describe any problem they are confronted with in terms of solutions to that problem.
Accepting the solution
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Software Economics and VFP
There are more than enough articles available on how to create robust and well working software. Not may articles however, describe the economics behind the decision making on software. This article is the second in a range
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Software Economics and Visual FoxPro
There are more than enough articles available on how to create robust and well working software. Not may articles however, describe the economics behind the decision making on software. This article is the first
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Although I never was a big fan of “spicing up” application when the real functionality was not even well implemented I now find that giving that area some thoughts can be very worthwhile. Although real functionality always should be implemented
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