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Component library to extend Zend Framework. MVC with implicit CRUD. Tutorial in PDF available in download page. Project leader: FGSL. Homepage: www.fgsl.eti.br
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PHP Class Generator will generate PHP 5 source code from your mysql BD model. PCG The internal optimizer self create objects on demand and provide fluid interface. You can plug-it on Zend Framework. PCG takes advantage of technological lead of language.
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XMI Transform is a tool written in PHP to convert XMI file to source code or source code to XMI file. The purpose is to provides a simple access to source code generation, which is, in general, the first thing we need in a MDA approach.
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pHAML is a php centric HAML variant used in production. A single class that allows fast integration into the Zend Framework, Smarty, and just about anything else. Simple, fast, effective--with tools to make development and use a breeze.
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