1. Doug Hennig: Edit Property/Method Dialog Replacement Available

2. Tod means Fox | The Role of Good Database Design and Normalization for Data Integration Projects

3. Small ISVs: You need Developers, not Programmers

4. Cathy Pountney: Gotcha: VFP Reporting Bugs

5. Visual Studio 2008 Shell
   

6. VFPStudio
   

7. yag: Community and Architecture : SP2 comments

8. Tools for Developers

9. Rules of Data Normalization

   
   

 

1. Automating the Build - Rick Borup

2. Information Architecture > Data Warehousing > Gartner warns of data warehouse user mutiny

3. The Mindjet Blog » My Space in the Techworld

4. Steve Bodnar's WebLog: Southwest Fox - PreCon

5. Interview with Rick Schummer about SW Fox 2007

1. VFP SP2 Now Available
   

2. yag: Community and Architecture : Whoops!

3. » Reviewcast: Saleforce.com’s Visual Force is like an on-demand version of FoxPro (but better) | Berlind’s Testbed | ZDNet.com

4. Craig Bailey on Microsoft: VFP: Did someone mention FoxPro?

5. Doug Hennig: New Blog Series by Lisa

6. Tod means Fox | Sys(2017) and Comparing Data

7. Business of Software Blog: Why do you write software?

8. Fox Trails Tutorial - Visual FoxPro Wiki

9. Servoy Development Environment - Interview with Bob Cusik, Managing Director (direct from Southwest Fox)
   

We also have some more news coming from Southwest Fox this week so be on the look-out for episode #46 coming soon as well.

Show #44 Notes and links:
Conference Kudos

1. Garrett Fitzgerald’s Blog » Archive » FoxForward bloggers

2. Steve Bodnar's WebLog: FoxForward Wrap up

3. OutFox the World! Dave Crozier's Blog

4. Shedding Some Light: Southwest Fox: New Sponsor

5. SouthwestFox hits 150 attendees
   

Blogs of Interest

1. Using VFP to fight crime and help police

2. VFP Runtimes - do we need an installer?

3. Automating Builds in VFP
   

4. First Impressions on LINQ to SQL - Rick Strahl's Web Log

5. A small present for Ludek: RunReports revision

6. Goran Zidar » Blog Archive » Sun Tzu: The Art of Projects (Chapter 1 - Planning)

7. The Database Column: One Size Fits All, doesn’t

8. Business of Software Blog: Do Not Disturb - A life hack

9. What Microsoft Doesn't Want You to Know about WPF

   And finally

10. The only acronym that really counts

Interview with Rainer Becker about the German FoxPro Conference in Frankfurt , Nov 8-10th!

FoxShow #43: The latest FoxPro News and an Interview with Mike Feltman from F1 Technologies

Here are the links from the show:

Andy Kramek : Creating Classes with a Factory
Cesar Chalom : Watermark your reports with GdiPlusX
Kevin Ragsdale - 25 Most Active Open Source Projects at CodePlex
The SPS Weblog - Visual FoxPro - Designer Ideas and a Screencast
Cesar Chalom : VFP9 SP2 / SEDNA USEFUL LINKS
Skills No Longer Required
Eric Sink on Requirements
AIGA position on spec work: How to say no to free work

F1 Technologies
Southwest Fox 2007
FoxForward (Sept 2007)

Show #42 is packed full, coming in at about 34 minutes, mostly with interviews with William Sanders, who is preparing for an upcoming meeting for the New York FoxPro SIG in early July and with Doug Hennig and Rick Schummer, two of the three organizers for this year's Southwest Fox 2007, letting us know what they have planned for the conference, what they are excited about in Sedna and more. And hey, if your boss doesn't want to send you to Southwest Fox, Rick Schummer is offering to have a word with him/her!

Questions, comments and rants always welcome at foxshow at gmail.com

Hey, here's episode 41 with an interview with Kevin Cully talking about what he's got planned for FoxForward 2007!

Find out more at FoxForward!

FoxShow #40:

Welcome Back
Go To A Conference (there's lots around)
FoxPro Politics
New Tools:
VFPX
VFP Compiler for DotNet?
FoxTrails

Email comments at : foxshow at gmail.com

Welcome back to the FoxShow! We've been offline for quite some time (last one was June 2006) but we're back and aiming to hit a new show at least once a month.

This particular show is a screencast of a cool new way for building web applications using FoxPro! (format is WMV - let me know if you prefer it in other formats)

The audio may be a little off
I'll be following this up with a regular podcast that includes part of the interview along with some other news items from the FoxPro community.

As always, let me know how you enjoy the show.