Steve Hannah wrote:
> I know that this is an older thread, but I came across it on Nabble.com.
> Just wanted add some updated info on Walter's observations about Dataface
> (http://fas.sfu.ca/dataface) . It is much further along in development now
> and it does support authentication now.
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> really completed yet. Relational capabilities, and has event triggers.
> No authentication yet. Not easy to work with.
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Hi walterbyrd,
I had also gone through this search earlier, but unfortunately the app
generators generate a lot of code, and more imp is that inspite of
this, they are not very close to what you really need. I had been
evaluating these from time to time. Appgini is good but mostly from an
academic
Thanks.
It does look good. The personal editon costs less than phprunner. And
it seems much more powerful than PHPRunner.
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Have you taken a look at CodeChargeStdio (http://www.yessoftware.com)?
This will handle what you are looking to do and then some. Might be a
bit pricey, but it is worth a look.
Cheers.
Chris
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In case anybody is interested, here is an update on my reviews for code
generators:
AppGini & PHPMagic. ($35 - $70) Cheap and easy to use, but not very
functional. Okay if you are making flat-file, unsecure, CRUD. No
authentication. No real relational functionallity. No event triggers.
PHPRunne
that application
generators never do exactly what you want, and even if they do, what
about future development? I am looking for something that will make it
easy to put together this simple project, and be flexible enough that I
can easily modify the project.
This application is supposed to run on h
