Visual FoxPro LinksHere are websites that lead to people, companies, and products related to Visual FoxPro that I personally recommend and endorse. Check out the Visual FoxPro Wiki which we host. Abri Technologies, Inc have a variety of VFP utilities to share and sell. AdvisorWeb is where you can find out about FoxPro Advisor Magazine. Andrew Ross MacNeill is the creator of GENMENUX and is among the top developers I've ever worked with. His website is at http://www.meistermacneill.com The Database Company is the home of Holland's leading software development company. David Frankenbach has a neat site with many interesting downloads. Deutschsprachige FoxPro-User-Group is a great resource for people and happenings in Germany. Developer's Studio Apartment is Whil Hentzen's site, home of the annual Great Lakes Great Database Workshop conference in Milwaukee. D&S Business Solutions is an IT company in London, England, operated by Steve Dingle and Volker Stamme, two friends of mine. They specialize in custom applications in a variety of languages and platforms. FastWrite is a Belgian software house, specialized in Visual
FoxPro, and they provide a lot of free resources to Visual FoxPro developers. FoxForum is an active VFP messageboard where many experts hang out. Foxite is a new message board based in The Netherlands that also offers excellent VFP support, downloads, FAQ, etc. Lisa Slater Nicholls, as usual, has many valuable goodies to share... Matison Consulting Group home of the yearly FoxTeach conference in Toronto... Canada's big-database specialists. Maurice de Beijer has created a VFP framework that is certainly worth looking at. MH Software make the essential GPLIB network library for FoxPro. Micromega Systems Ltd are the maker of FoxFire!, an ad-hoc query and query management tool that I've incorporated into many of my applications. Mike Lewis is a UK-based consultant with an interesting and diverse website Montreal Fox User Group has their own home page. Neon Software makes FoxExpress, a Codebook-compliant application framework that's an excellent tool to have and know. Oak Leaf Enterprises are the producers of Codebook for Mere Mortals which, by the way, now explicitly supports INTL! Pinnacle Publishing is the publishers of FoxTalk magazine. Pinter Consulting and Publishing publish a monthly newsletter, publish FoxPro books, and offer training. ProLib Software GmbH is based in Germany and is among the best custom software houses in Europe. They also stock and support a wide range of tools for Visual FoxPro. ProMatrix Home Page is where you can find out about the ProMatrix framework. The Stonefield Systems Group, a Canadian company owned by Doug Hennig, makers of the Stonefield Database Toolkit, which I highly recommend for managing your Visual FoxPro databases. They distribute a bunch of other products too. Vision Data Solutions make a Visual FoxPro framework called Visual MaxFrame Professional that provides an excellent foundation for creating applications in VFP. www.visualfoxproutilities.com is a new site by David Prince who has created the site to share various utilities. West Wind Technologies is THE place for internet FoxPro products. Excellent Excellent Excellent. |