The major missing feature is a decent multi-language support for the generated application. The issues with PHPMaker are tiny, it’s very mature. Īs with most tools there are few issues and missing features. Check out the full feature catalog and the demo at. The best of all? The tool only costs $99! That’s nothing compared to the hours of PHP hacking you’d have to invest otherwise. Feedback cycles are extremely short that way. You want to see how the application looks if we change this or do that? Hang on…I change the setting…I generate the files…I upload them to the web server…go, give it a try. However, he was even more impressed how quickly I was able to respond to new requests. My brother was impressed how quickly I was able to produce the desired features. And the generated PHP code is of decent quality, not just some spaghetti rubbish. I kept discovering new features constantly. So, I started putting together a small intranet application for my brother with the almost fully functional PHPMaker evaluation version. They offer a whole range of generators for various programming languages. The Hongkong-based company behind it really seems to understand the code-generation business. The only one that really impressed me was PHPMaker. I installed all of them and played around a bit with all of them. But I’m not I’m a software engineer.Ī few weeks ago I was on the hunt for PHP generators that can be fed with a MySQL data model. If I were a software sales person you’d have to be reluctant taking my statements at face value. As in using a GUI-controlled generator to define your application. You: Generating PHP applications? You mean developing?
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