Visual Foxpro Developer [exclusive] Today

Microsoft bought FoxPro in the 90s, not to nurture it, but to bury it—or rather, to strip-mine it for SQL Server and Access. When Microsoft officially announced there would be no VFP 10, and ended mainstream support in 2010, a shiver went through the community. It wasn't just a software update being cancelled; it was a culture being evicted.

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To help me give you the best possible post, could you tell me: Are you a developer or promoting yourself ? Your IDE may be grey and blocky, your

Help bridge the gap between VFP and modern APIs/SQL backends. Deep expertise in Visual FoxPro 9.0 . Experience with SQL Server integration.