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Posted by Flamer on 08/09/06 03:40
a wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am developing a web application that uses a mysql database on the backend.
> I am now exploring different options for writing the php code that will
> interface with the database and present the information to the user.
>
> One option is to write everything by hand, the other one is to use a product
> such as MyDBO or phpMyEdit that connects to the db and generates php code to
> access and modify the data in the database.
>
> There are problems with either approach - the first is probably more
> difficult to code and less maintainable, but it gives me total control over
> what the app should do. The second is more flexible and general, but it
> requires probably a lot of work to adapt it to my specific application.
>
> I am wondering if anybody here has any opinions and/or has experience with
> other code generators.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> A
I tried a few code generators when i first started out, they are
horrible and didnt work, i would recommend you just visit a site like
hotscripts.com or something, download some free scripts, modify them to
your needs and as you get more confident in php then you can start
adding more to the scripts then start writing your own from scratch.
Flamer.
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