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    Spooky Coder

    Auto code generation for many languages.

    Quickly define your ORM with the simple Brainstorm format, then instantly create your SQL, Java, PHP, Python, Perl, even C++, etc. code to manage all your object relationships.
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    Jmr - Java Code Generator

    Jmr - Java Code Generator

    "black technology" will improve development productivity by 1.5 to 5

    More than just an entirely free Java code generator, It's also a development automation tool(Much more than a normal code generator). Maybe it can become your "black technology" will improve development productivity by 1.5 to 5 times, Zero coupling to your project and without changing anything. Normal code generator flow: Template → Source Code Jmr development automation flow: Template/Model/Action → Task → Source Code/Test Case/Document Template: Support Java...
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    MyRAD4PHP

    A implemetacion of EntityFramework and Dynamic Data Web sites with PHP

    The purpose of this tool is create applications on the fly, making a Web application without writing a single line of code, inspired by the Entity Framework and Dynamic Data Web sites (Microsoft). The generated application can extend or write code to customize all or some of its functionality. This tool takes a MySQL database and creates a web application in seconds. This application is based on class generated starting from the tables of the database, a context manager class is the...
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    PyntaxDAO

    PytaxDAO is an ORM used to communicate CRUD with the database.

    Pyntax DAO is ORM / DAO / Database Abstraction Layer which helps you connect to database and do CRUD operations with very minimal setup and coding written in PHP. The current version of the PyntaxDAO only works with MySQL but future version would be compatible with other databases also.
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    pdoMap : the PHP ORM relational mapper
    pdoMap is a robust PHP ORM mapper with many OOP features. The mapping structure, requests, and transactions are defined in XML files. The core directly generates PHP classes for high performance. It is very easy to use and configure.
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    Phorm is an ORM (Object Relational Mapping) tool for php and .net. It works as a plugin of DBDesigner, a freely available tool which allows to graphically design a database schema.
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