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Since you mentioned .Net, AspMVC, and RubyOnRails, I'm assuming you have an interest in web and foxpro so I'll point you to ActiveVFP or FoxTrails which do the same thing. ActiveVFP (http://activevfp.codeplex.com) allows the Controller (C part in MVC) to be a Class in a simple .prg while the...

True. Another route I've suggested to more than a few with significant Fox code, and are looking to branch out to web and mobile, is to use HTML5, jQuery/jQuery Mobile, CSS for the client and just write a VFP Controller for the Server Side (AVFP now supports an MVC or an RESTful API model just...

Thanks Sean, I literally replaced the PHP code from this site: http://coenraets.org/blog/2011/10/sample-application-with-jquery-mobile-and-phonegap/ with VFP code (which is easier than either PHP or C# and performs much better than PHP btw). The following is ALL the VFP code you need to do for...

Of course, you can do this the same way with ActiveVFP (using pure native VFP code and without spending a dime): http://70.174.157.27:444/avfp6/JQmobile.html (use chrome or firefox for the demo) All of the server side SQL and any app logic is in pure VFP...

Another one like FoxInCloud is VFP2IIS (http://www.vfp2iis.com/)

ActiveVFP is pretty easy and a lot like PHP as far as you just put VFP code in HTML and it just runs. It also uses a VFP mtdll automatically so the technology is a little more current. Coming up in the upcoming AVFP version are some cool things like MVC, extension-less URLs, and jQuery mobile...