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Object Orientation in Visual FoxPro
by Savannah Brentnall (ISBN: 0201479435)
Nice introduction to OOP from a FoxPro developer standpoint. From the most basic concepts until the pragmatical approach in VFP. Something about OO analysis and desing and many leads to follow.
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The FoxPro 2.6 Codebook
by Yair Alan Griver (ISBN: 0782115519)
Just for nostalgia. An OOP framework implemented over FP 2.6! (see also The VFP CodeBook 3)
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The Visual FoxPro CodeBook 3
by Yair Alan Griver (ISBN: 0782116485)
A very extensive n-tier application development framework. It is quite complex and has some debatable concepts, but it has been the seed or model for most Visual FoxPro frameworks.
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VFP 6 Enterprise Development
by Rod Paddock; John Petersen; Ron Talmage (ISBN: 0761513817)
Ole Drag & Drop; ADO; Project Hooks; Visual Modeler; ASP; Win API; SQL; Web; etc
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Visual FoxPro 8.0 Para Desenvolvedores
by Fábio Vazquez (ISBN: 8573231971)
(in Portuguese) Excellent "wha's new"-book from Fábio. It not only provides an update on the new features, but also explains how they complement the existing ones, and how to really leverage them all.
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Visual FoxPro to Visual Basic .NET
by Les Pinter (ISBN: 0672326493)
I can't comment too much on this book, as I was the Technical Editor. The purpose of the book is to present both development platform side by side. You can learn a lot about Visual FoxPro by reading it, but it also explains how to do the same things in VB.NET.
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