I've been using Codesmith Generator for years. Its fast and simple, and can
do pretty much anything you care to throw at it.
On 6 November 2014 11:28, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
Folks, I have a SQL Server Express 2008 database with about 20 tables with
neat relationships and I'd like to
Folks, I have a SQL Server Express 2008 database with about 20 tables with
neat relationships and I'd like to have a desktop utility to maintain the
tables. I just want to list, edit, create and delete rows. A few years ago
I was faced with a similar situation and I used T4 templates to spit out
Hi Greg,
I'm in a similar position; I have a suite of My Generation templates for
CRUD + UI development, but My Generation is getting long in the tooth,
doesn't play well in newer versions of Windows, and seems to be dying a
long and slow death. There is CodeSmith Generator, but it's more than
Yann mentioned LightSwitch, which I completely forgot about. I added it to
my VS2013 installation and I'm trying it out now. As usual with these sorts
of frameworks, I'm sure it will do most of what I want, but there are so
many screens and selectors and options that I can't find what I actually
