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The State of VFP Conversions

Visual FoxPro Conversion Articles

The following is a list of articles related to Visual FoxPro (VFP) Conversion projects:

Overview Articles:

• Make, Buy, or Lease: the Software Acquisition Dilemma
• Modern Application Development: Visual FoxPro and .NET
• Using Visual FoxPro to call.Net Web Services for Data Access
• OOP: VFP vs. VS.NET
• Improve Code with Enums
• Operator Overloading
• VFP Conversion Roadmap Whitepaper
• .NET Data Access with LINQ: A VFP Perspective
• From VFP to .NET
• Super Productivity: Using WPF and Silverlight’s Automatic Layout Features in Business Applications
• WPF and Silverlight Super-Productivity: ListBoxes
• Converting XAML-Based Applications to Windows 8
• The State of VFP Conversions

Moving from VFP to .NET:

• Comparing VFP String Performance to .NET String Performance
• Compare Methods, Properties, and Fields in VS.NET and VFP
• Compare Inheritance in VFP and VS.NET
• Compare Variables in VFP and VS.NET
• Compare Interfaces and Polymorphism in VFP and VS.NET
• Compare Constructors and Destructors in VFP and .NET
• Compare Visual Inheritance in VFP and .NET
• Compare Static Members in VFP and .NET
• Compare Events and Delegates in VFP and .NET

Using VFP and .NET Together

• .NET Interop for Visual FoxPro Applications
• Calling VFP COM components from .Net and ASP.Net
• VFP and .NET: The Best of Both Worlds
• COM Interop and Strong Typing
• Passing objects between FoxPro and .NET COM Components
• Handling .NET Events in Visual FoxPro via COM Interop
• Creating Multi-threaded .NET componentsfor COM Interop with Visual FoxPro

Related Topic: CODE Framework Articles

Note: CODE Framework is our free (and open-source) developer framework, which is a great (but optional) resource for developers moving from VFP to .NET.

• CODE Framework: Writing MVVM/MVC WPF Applications
• CODE Framework: Building Services and SOA Business Layers
• CODE Framework: Building Productive, Powerful, and Reusable WPF (XAML) UIs with the CODE Framework
• CODE Framework: Testing
• CODE Framework: Creating Application Themes
• CODE Framework: Accelerating Development with Standard Views and Standard View-Models
• CODE Framework: Documents, Printing, and Interactive Document UIs
• Building a CODE Framework Service and Consuming It on an iPhone Application
• CODE Framework: WPF Standard Themes
• What’s New in CODE Framework in 2014