I haven’t done much with Generate since I posted that screencast.
There have been about 250 downloads of the screencast, I’m not sure
how many downloads of the code bundle at Github, but probably similar.
If you wanted to go down that path, you may have some fat-book
shopping at Pragmatic Programmers or OReilly ahead of you. It’s not
exactly an Action and a click click there and you’re done.
What it does do is create a sort of “scaffold” view of a database
table or a collection of related tables. It does that very neatly.
But then it expects you to be able to open up the code it wrote, read
through it, nod thoughtfully, and start coding on the parts that make
your application special. Like file uploads. Or custom view code
written with Freeway.
There is an Action in the bundle you download from Github that
simplifies making view partials within Freeway. But like
TemplateHelper, it works best when you know what you’re doing, code-
wise.
Walter
On Jul 7, 2011, at 5:02 PM, TeamSDA wrote:
Hi, does anyone know if there is an update to Walter’s workflow for
creating a database? In the screencast link below there is mention
of an upcoming example that was a little more Freeway centric.
We are looking into this as we are wanting to keep in the freeway
workflow and not start down the road of a system like Joomla and
such. We have a customer who is wanting the ability to upload weekly
audio files with a title and brief description. We are looking for a
way to be a little more custom in the presentation, not just a
generic blog post with audio link. Would like to use a dedicated
HTML 5 audio player like Pickle Player. Walt’s approach seems to be
the right way to go, any thoughts?
Regards, Dave
http://freewaycast.com/screencasts/view/85-generate-a-database-application
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