Chris Miller
Programmer
I'm just interested. Also see other polls about current and planned versions and other languages.
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Poll #2: What versions of FoxPro/XBase languages do you currently use/support?
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Good Poll Chris, I'm interested in this as well.
I cast my vote on FPD/W2.6, (rarely, but still have some about), VFP3 (only on MAC), and VFP9 (98%).
I'm interested in VFPA, I looked at it when it was called VFP10, I like the 64bit idea, but my brief tinkering several years ago, I never really got it working.
I'd also be interested to see anyone working in things like Fox in Cloud, or alternatives.
I cast my vote on FPD/W2.6, (rarely, but still have some about), VFP3 (only on MAC), and VFP9 (98%).
I'm interested in VFPA, I looked at it when it was called VFP10, I like the 64bit idea, but my brief tinkering several years ago, I never really got it working.
I'd also be interested to see anyone working in things like Fox in Cloud, or alternatives.
Joe Crescenzi
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I wish there were genuinely newer options, not just bug fixes like VFPA.
Ideally, I'd love something that lets us deploy Windows, MacOS, iOS, iPadOS, Linux, and Android Apps with the same codebase, with the only real changes being some #IF segments where needed to designate what parts to compile for various platforms.
Back when Microsoft took over and released Mac versions, I was so happy to deliver a fully operational program to a client with a few added #IF _Mac directives here and there and the code coexisted with the Windows / DOS versions in the same directory.
Ideally, I'd love something that lets us deploy Windows, MacOS, iOS, iPadOS, Linux, and Android Apps with the same codebase, with the only real changes being some #IF segments where needed to designate what parts to compile for various platforms.
Back when Microsoft took over and released Mac versions, I was so happy to deliver a fully operational program to a client with a few added #IF _Mac directives here and there and the code coexisted with the Windows / DOS versions in the same directory.
Oh yeah... I also wrote FPM2.6 and (Can you believe/remember this!) FoxPro 2.6 for SCO Unix.
I was working a faculty at IU from 1991 to 1996. We chose Fox back in the day because of it's cross-platform capabilities. We had apps on every platform for some department or another. It was actually cool, fun times. But that ended as soon as MS bought it... :/
I was working a faculty at IU from 1991 to 1996. We chose Fox back in the day because of it's cross-platform capabilities. We had apps on every platform for some department or another. It was actually cool, fun times. But that ended as soon as MS bought it... :/
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Chris Miller
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Mmerlin, I'm aware FoxPro also existed on Mac and even for SCO Unix. The number of options is limited for polls and I could make all options single options anyway, I consider them unimportant to the FoxPro world. Sorry, I realize it's "the world" to you, when that's the only version you support.
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