What code generation tools do you use?
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Paul Conrad wrote:
I hope it works well after 15 years of putting together the ideas.
Thanks. I owe a lot of this to a seriously clever guy called Graham Twaddle. If you want to know more about model driven applications, you owe it to yourself to read this[^] book. And hey - I helped write the software the book is based on, how cool is that?
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
Sounds like a good book. May have to consider picking it up, and there's some good prices of it on Amazon. Could use a good reading, and I just got my August '08 Dr. Dobb's Journal in the mail today to hold me over the weekend :-\
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
The keyboard.
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
I was forced to use a custom written app called classbuilder - about 1994. Started by creating the stored procs and classes based on the tables in the DB. I've been extending it ever since. Every place where I have contracted in the last 15 years has a copy. In 2004 I returned to an old contract (new contract) to find they were still using the VB6 version:omg:. Every few months I take it out and fiddle with it so it does a pretty damn good job for my requirements.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
CP has a code generation tools competition running at present. So, whilst there are many excellent tools out there, both free and paid for, some of the members (myself included) have submitted our own ideas which you can find here: Code Generation articles[^] and which span a number of different approaches. Well worth looking at: some really good entries.
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
EHaskins wrote:
What code generation* tool(s) do you use?
Pencil and paper.
EHaskins wrote:
Why?
Reliability and user friendliness.
"A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"
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The keyboard.
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which one? :D
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
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which one? :D
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I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.
Total geek! :)
SubSonic[^]. I also used EntitySpaces[^].