Microsoft killed FoxPro in 2007. Anyway, here's FoxPro revived
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FoxDev Studio revives Visual FoxPro 9 as a 64-bit runtime with no rewrite needed.
FoxDev Studio opens existing VFP 9 projects, forms, and tables in place, with no conversion step. It provides a 64-bit runtime with a compiler and bytecode interpreter written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly. The runtime supports 1,722 language elements, with 1,534 tested against VFP 9's behavior. 32-bit .fll libraries run via a separate 32-bit helper process. FoxScript adds lambdas and an HTTP API on top of the existing language. Nightly builds are available for Windows and Linux.
What commenters are saying
Commenters express nostalgia and war stories: several worked on VFP-based business systems, often for taekwondo studios. Some note that VFP apps struggle with modern remote access and network drive DBF files. A few question the project's ambition and note the site and copy appear AI-generated; the author confirms using Claude for the landing page and plans to revise it. Others ask about reviving other legacy tools like Lotus Approach or FileMaker.