Hey folks,

 

I'm looking for some general feedback & insights here.

 

About 1.5 years ago I built a very small VFP App for one of the clients
of the company I work for here. And, 1.5 years later - I found that the
app is Rock Solid - with no bugs or crashes since it was originally
implemented - and they've been using it all this time. Sure, its small -
with only 1 main form - but, with like 5 pages of Tabs, like 2 reports,
2 types of data imports and 2 types of data exports. Its used to process
e-comm orders, and attach tracking numbers to the Orders by
communicating w/UPS Worldship (part of the data export & import). And,
then it sends back Order confirmations to the main e-comm website.

 

Now, we have another client, who is going to need this same App very
soon. And, I have also been in discussion with my Boss about making it a
general type App that can be sold to other Vendors across the USA who
could use this same system.

 

However, I think it's an EXCELLENT Opportunity for me to learn some new
Dev. Tools. Since, this one new client who is going to need the App -
won't need it for several months. That gives me time to convert the VFP
app to another platform and also the time to learn new tools. 

 

I was already planning to use MS SQL Express as the back-end, since, any
client that may use that App really should NOT have more than 5 people
at a time using it. 

 

So - next, I was thinking about what to use for the front-end
development. They use C#/.Net here - and I supposed I could also do
development with that. But, I was also considering other options. I know
a lot of people use PHP. I've heard of Dabo, but, don't really know
anything about it. I know of Python & Ruby-on-Rails, and maybe one of
those would be good. 

 

In the end, I want to see what YOU Folks suggest - as I know MANY of you
on the list here are currently doing their main development using tech
other than VFP!

Thanks,

 -K-

 

Senior Developer

Waitex Information System, Inc.

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