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Xcode and PHP

2nd February 2005, 11:05 am

Hey, do you wish Xcode had better piping to work with PHP? I know it’s *technically* possible, but what is the huge benefit? What I’d love to see is a tool like they have for WebObjects, where you point it at your MySQL database, and relate the tables visually, and then cough up all the code to do the basic things. Make it work with Xcode, and then you’re on to something great.

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« Drums of Death
Xcode and PHP »

Xcode and PHP

2nd February 2005, 11:05 am

Hey, do you wish Xcode had better piping to work with PHP? I know it’s *technically* possible, but what is the huge benefit? What I’d love to see is a tool like they have for WebObjects, where you point it at your MySQL database, and relate the tables visually, and then cough up all the code to do the basic things. Make it work with Xcode, and then you’re on to something great.

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