On 2011 Jan 25, at 17:48, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:

> That's all you asked for?
> 
> What about better management of memory variables?
> What about a server console that doesn't lose its connection with the server frequently?
> What about script control of layout objects?
> What about scripting in a text editor?
> What about script control of schema modifications?
> What about syncing between an FMGo app and the server for intermittent connections?
> What about better scalability of Server? 
> 
> I could go on and on...

Well, so could I, but I thot I was already getting a little carried away by citing 3 separate things under the heading of what I'd MOST like to see.

> Honestly, FM12 will be loaded with surprises, and--if history is any guide--it'll be chock full of stuff for the users and not so much for us developers.

Now, now, we shouldn't be ungrateful for all the stuff we HAVE gotten thru the years. Since FMP is both a development engine and an implementation program, they have to maintain a balance of new features to keep both client bases happy, and I generally find they've done a pretty good job of it, even if does feel from time to time that we're just getting thrown the bone after somebody else has eaten most of the steak off of it.