Intro
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Racking my Brain: Eric Eggleston

0:40 Of Note

Anders Hejsberg of C# on challenges

FoxPro Mentioned (oooohhh)

David Stevenson on Writing and Posting

The FoxShow Four Tier Solution
  I PodCast It
 I ScreenCast It
 I Blog It
 I Write It

Techpodcasts Announcement http://www.techpodcasts.com No Damn Announcements yet but coming very soon Hoping to get Doug Welch about Hi-Tech careers on soon

Difficulties in recording - different shows different items

COM Post from Claudio

Changes in FoxIte.com

How do you listen to podcasts? Feedstation and Newsgator

12:15 William Sanders Interview

EF Group

DABO Cross platform database development

26:30 - Of Buttons And Text

Graphics make for more options in the system Is that good or bad?

The Evolution of Web vs Desktop interfaces

ON Intelligence

Jeff Hawkins and Audible

A Poll on User Interfaces

The FoxShow is typically about 30 minutes long and we try to get it out weekly although it was two weeks from the last one but Eric's last comment got me thinking. Obviously shows that have a single theme (like the one on MSF will be longer) but for a show like FoxShow #15 which covered a variety of things:

FoxShow Podcast

What is the ideal length for the FoxShow? One 30 minute show Multiple 10 minute shows view results

• Welcome back - it's been a while
• Non-Fox News
• Gnomedex - Microsoft and RSS
• Push vs. Pull
• BitTorrent and Grokster
• We support bitTorrent - via Libsyn
• Fox updates and Reviews
• CommandBars Library Update
• ActiveVFP - open source
• COM vs. ISAPI
• GLR LifeCycle
• Sounds similar to Craig's work
• Presenting - Show Me The Money
• FoxPro & DotNet
• Links from Alex Feldstein
• Dot Net ROC - Craig Bailey
• Andy Kramek
• FoxPro Salary and Wages
• Kevin's Advisor Updates
• Upcoming Events
• Comments send to akselsoft@gmail.com
• Show is a member of Techpodcasts.com
• Live Stream is here
• We now have the domain thefoxproshow.com

Quick show asking how you design your application and a link to a great session by Lawrence Lessig on remixing.

Designing an application?
What benefits does a DotNet app bring that an otherwise well-architected Visual FoxPro application will bring?

Note: this was recorded with iPodCast Creator - the sound is a bit muffled but I'm working on that for this weekend's shows. Feedback to akselsoft@gmail.com.