PHP/MySql code generator
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PHP/MySql code generator
I'm looking for a good PHP/MySql code generator/debugger also a good web function/subroutine library. Any suggestions?
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An IDE is an Integrated Development Environment. Basically this is like a Visual Studio, Zend Studio, CodeCharge type of applicaiton. It ia text editor with code completion, syntax highlighting, project management, class viewer, file browser, etc. It may also have a server attached to it or be able to use your server to execute your scripts. I know Zend Studio also has a DB browser for you to interact with your database server as well.rkalexander wrote:what's the difference bewteen the two?
IDE's are not usually script/code generators so much as they are development platforms for you to use to generate your own code. They assist, but don't do it for you.
A script type code generator is one where you tell the script what you want and it spits out code for you. That is the difference between the things I asked about.
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Now we're cooking. I would look at sites like Hotscripts or other code/app repositories.