What are you doing in October? FoxPro developers will be at Southwest Fox 2011. In this episode, Doug Hennig, Tamar Granor and Rick Schummer spill the beans (well not all of them) on what you can expect at this year's conference.

Need more details? Check out http://www.swfox.net!

A few weeks ago, Matt Slay released Go Fish on VFPX. We got together and talked about what Go Fish is, his thoughts on WPF and other development areas. He also noted how he's using Thor (Jim Nelson's latest VFPX offering).

Enjoy the show!

Want to put your FoxPro application on the "cloud"? Listen to our interview with Christophe Rung from FoxInCloud - where he discusses how they've created a tool that makes it easy to move your FoxPro application with minimal effort onto a server that can be accessed anywhere over the internet.

You can find more details here.

Listen to our latest show for an interview with Rainer Becker, who is currently in the midst of the German FoxPro User Conference and Kevin Ragsdale with his thoughts on this year's Southwest Fox.

Rainer has some interesting news about a special arrangement they have made with Microsoft US, regarding FoxPro.

This episode features an interview with Paul Mrozowski on his Pre-con "FoxPro and the Web" and JQuery session at this year's SW Fox, coming up in mid-October in Gilbert AZ.

Note: the audio for our interview was a little choppy so I had to "refresh" it. 

In this episode, we speak with Eric Selje, of Salty Dog Solutions, one of the new speakers at this year's Southwest Fox conference about his sessions on extending web applications with VFP and getting into the VFP2C32 library.

In this episode, we talk with Rick Borup, one of this year's speakers at Southwest Fox 2010, on design patterns and Ruby on Rails.

The early bird deadline for SW Fox has passed - but that's no excuse not to sign up. Kevin Ragsdale has been serving up some great posts about past sessions he has attended.

In this episode on the FoxShow, we talk with Toni Feltman (of F1 Technologies) on her upcoming sessions at Southwest Fox.

In this episode, we talk with Doug Hennig, Rick Schummer and Tamar Granor about their plans for Southwest Fox 2010, including special registration deals, session breakdowns and the Ceil Silver Ambassador attendees.

Today we feature an interview with Jim Nelson, who is the main project lead on the PEM Editor project at VFPX.

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