The Revolutionary Guide to Foxpro Oop

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Summary: Good book for the intermediate to advanced VFP Developer
Review: I gave the book five stars because it has covered every aspect on how to build a stable application in even VFP 6.0. The writing in this book is clear and easy to understand. I just wish WROX would update it for latest version of VFP 6.0 and dive even deeper into the fundamental structure of VFP and OOP.

Rating:
Summary: Good book for the intermediate to advanced VFP Developer
Review: I gave the book five stars because it has covered every aspect on how to build a stable application in even VFP 6.0. The writing in this book is clear and easy to understand. I just wish WROX would update it for latest version of VFP 6.0 and dive even deeper into the fundamental structure of VFP and OOP.

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Summary: Offers detailed discussion of OOP frameworks for VFP 3.0
Review: This book is a guide to OOP implementation in VFP 3.0. It provides far more discussion and detail on this subject than any other book I have seen. I like that it does discuss the real-world issues that programmers must be concerned with, presenting the pros and cons of alternative approaches. It is aimed at a relatively advanced reader. The authors assume the reader has a full understanding of database programing in general and of the FoxPro language in particular.

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Summary: Intense focus on object oriented programming & design w/VFP
Review: This book is the only book I've found that both includes in-depth coverage of object orientation and is specifically written for FoxPro programmers. The sample application ran fine for me under both 3.0 and 5.0. I recommend this book to all advanced FoxPro programmers that want to make the most of Visual FoxPro.