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Hi Joe,

IndianaJoe wrote:And here are some more nice words (before I forget):
Am I correct in recalling that you were the main developer of Visual Objects 2.8 SP3 ?
If you were, it's safe to say that in an industry full of pretenders, Robert is the Real Deal.
That version was incredibly stable. Haven't had a speck of database corruption ever since.

Well, I know a person nicknamed Mr Data, what else would you expect. The other day I zoomed into a VFP coder to plant the seed of visiting us here on the forums. Came out he is Dutch, so my marketing skills came out. Do you know the brain behind X#, Robert vd Hulst, is also Dutch... Back come a mail...

Well, well,
How small is the world. I had an introdution a couple of years ago for Servoy, was impressed but not impressed enough to continue and now we have ‘Datarobert’ on twitter showing X#.

He was in an audience where Robert was a presenter it seems...

@Datarobert: Please be aware if you get me involved in marketing FOX subscriptions, your wife will be the first new member...

Hi Joe,
I can confirm that Robert was the guy that made the VO runtime very stable - GPFs are a very rare thing now.

But this makes his current job even harder: build a successor that permits to move all the VO code to .NET and make the applications even more stable.

Wolfgang

Hi Joe,

Thanks to you and everyone who attended, and thanks to the X# team and presenters for bringing their expertise to Texas. We hope y'all enjoyed your time in Austin.

Greg

p.s. Kat says thanks for the shout-out and your feedback.