Learn about the new FoxPro conference coming in October - Virtual FoxFest 2020 brings together developers all across the world in three separate days.

Learn more. at http://www.virtualfoxfest.com

In a preview of his 2019 Southwest Fox sessions, Eric Selje compares Visual FoxPro Advanced and X-Sharp, offering his take on how VFP developers can take advantage of these new tools.

Rick Borup has been working in the FoxPro community for years. In recent years, he has shown Mercurial as his version control system of choice but at this year's Southwest Fox, he'll be showing how developers can take advantage of Git.

He's also got a new tool under his belt - a little database that makes sense for FoxPro developers who are looking for a fast and easy (and portable) DB.

Listen in and see how Rick got involved in the community and also how these tools may make your world a bit easier.

After so many years, XBASE is coming to DotNet!!! Note that I said xBase and not VFP. The xSharp project is an initiative for all xBase devotees, supporting Visual object, clipper and VFP syntax. 

I talk with project founder Robert van Der Hulst about how he got into the industry, and the how's and why's of the xSharp project.

Find out more at http://www.xsharp.info.

Two members of the xSharp team will be at this year's Southwest Conference.

A wide-ranging discussion with Tamar Granor, one of the organizers of Southwest Fox 2019, about women in tech, different ways of sharing information and how to go from wallflower to presenter.

The first deadline for Southwest Fox 2019 is coming up on July 1st and Tamar gives several great reasons to attend, including ways she has learned new ideas that have become part of her own arsenal of tech tools.

She also tells of her own history with programming at Penn State, introduction to the online world and the gender bias in technology.

Join us for a discussion with Rick Schummer, one of the Organizer of Southwest Fox as we learn where he started, what and how he's learned to get to where he is and why conferences will make him say "wow - how can I use that?"

Find out more about Southwest Fox at http://www.swfox.net

Doug Hennig talks about his start in the computer industry from Commodore Pet and how much FoxPro development he does today. He's also excited about the Southwest Fox conference and what he's learned from past conferences and the real reasons people should attend (hint, it's not just the sessions).

Here's our annual Southwest Fox show with Doug Hennig, Rick Schummer and Tamar Granor, recorded last week.

The Supersaver deadline is fast approaching (June 30th) so sign up now and in the time between now and the conference, enjoy Doug, Rick and Tamar discussing what they've learned over the years, what they're excited about and what's all this about GitHub.

Cheers!

Today, as with past years, I speak with Rick Schummer, Tamar Granor and Doug Hennig about what's happening at this year's Southwest Fox conference - October 26-29, 2017 in Gilbert, AZ.

It's a smaller conference this year but there's a lot of interesting sessions. The Early Bird deadline is July 1st so head over to Swfox.net to register - but AFTER you listen to the show!

Southwest Fox/xBase++ 2016 is coming up quickly! It's almost a full month earlier than usual (September 22nd-25th, 2016) and the 13th incarnation of the popular conference looks jam packed with great details!!

In this episode, we talk with Doug Hennig and Tamar Granor about what to expect this year.

Register here

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