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  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 3

    Julien.Chappel (10/20/2010)


    I don'nt like the philosophy "put your trust in the system not in genius." This rubbish.

    I agree that we always need geniuses, and I never meant to imply that...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 3

    Craig-315134 (10/20/2010)


    David Ziffer quoted an article which stated:

    The Romans created an army where systems, training, and supervision combined to create a world-conquering force ...

    Systems fail when they cannot quickly adapt...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 3

    Hugo Kornelis (10/20/2010)


    When accompanied by a UNIQUE constraint on the actual business key and not exposed to the end users, there is nothing wrong with using an IDENTIY column as...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 3

    Hugo Kornelis (10/20/2010)


    On SQL Server 2008 and later, you could use DATETIME2(7), to get a precision of 100ns. That would reduce the chance of collisions, but not completely remove it.

    Thanks...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    JJ B (10/18/2010)


    I can't really imagine wanting to start or maintain a database without ERwin.

    Actually it's kind of interesting that you mention Erwin. In 2007 I was working on...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    JJ B (10/18/2010)


    Could you comment on how RAP may or may not use datamodels? I currently have a love-hate relationship with ERwin. But I can't really imagine wanting...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    idundas (10/17/2010)


    Having been on the receiving end of consultant\vendor created apps that are built using techniques very similar to this, it is definitely not an approach that should be followed...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    Tom.Thomson (10/17/2010)[hrIf you have a relation (table) and a derived relation (view) of the same thing, your design is nonsense. So is a view and a table need their...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    trubolotta (10/15/2010) ... The "corporate" goal to reduce admin user time per technical report succeeded (10 mins. to 7 mins.) while ignoring professional user time (30 mins. to 120...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    ismell (10/14/2010)


    I've been using https://sourceforge.net/projects/mygeneration/ for a while now. It's not identical to RAP but it's a code generator

    Thank you for this reference. I was unaware of this and will...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 1

    moisixhaf (10/10/2010)


    simon-623950 (10/6/2010)


    ... the SQL developer mus be really the dude with a lot of brain in there and the others must respect the datatypes and the constraints he...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 1

    chrisl 5993 (10/16/2010)


    Great article, and fascinating comments. I have downloaded the software, run it, and run into a problem. Where can I get help on the problem?

    Send an...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    GregFrazer (10/14/2010)


    David

    You certainly haven't conivnce me.

    Greg: Truly and honestly, I am glad that there are some projects where relatively advanced needs like yours are being met, and where the programmers...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    GregFrazer (10/13/2010)


    Your idea is good just not the bit about "generically applied" AND "generate most of the code". Turn it into a framework without the code generators.

    Greg: I am thinking...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    GregFrazer (10/13/2010)


    A better architectural approach to build upon a framework like .Net or Java and contruct the "Aspects", "Prespectives" and "Viewports" into a enterprise framework, that would suit a Enterprise...

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