Posted by a on 08/09/06 03:57

> 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.
>

In fact I'm quite confortable writing code in php, rather my concern is how
to minimize the maintenance cost of writing a complex web application, and
automatic code generators for the database access part seemed like a good
option. This way, if there is a change in the database model, you just
regenerate the code.

But you seem to cofirm that this solution is ideal.

Thanks for your reply.

A

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