Thanks to a tip I received via email, I decided to try my hand at creating a simple bar graph using the Visual FoxPro grid class. Couldn't have been easier.

Saving and restoring settings is a common task in Visual FoxPro applications. Here is an object oriented way to make life easier.

Recent column I read by Mary Jo Foley, the editor of Microsoft Watch, that talks about Visual FoxPro.

Here is the latest video for the Learning Visual FoxPro series as well as a list of ideas I have for future videos.

VFPConversion's latest blog entry was disappointing and left me saying, "Huh?".

Another proof of concept. This one is based on the interface for the System Tasks panel in Windows Explorer and an idea that was sent to me via email regarding the interface used at www.live.com.

The vfpencryption.fll has been converted to Visual Studio 2005. I've also included an RC4 stream cipher and fixed a hash function bug in this latest version.

Breakfast with Ken Levy and Rod Paddock and what I've been up to lately.

Ken Levy begins blogging actively.

SednaX is the newest online resource for Visual FoxPro developers. However, with SednaX you aren't limited to just downloading top quality Visual FoxPro add-ons... you help make them too.