Also, this general approach is time-proven. For example, Qcodo is
relatively mature,
and has been used in "heavy-weight" applications. However, I think some
will find the KISS ORM more suitable for "light-weight" applications.
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/x/bx0I see the Qcodo style nicely complementing the KISS ORM proposal to
satisfy the 80/20.
Cheers,
Gavin
Darby Felton wrote:
> Another solution to the problem is using code generation, whereby
> classes are created upon introspection of the database structure. User
> classes extend the generated classes so that their code is not lost when
> the parent classes are regenerated.
>
> When the data schema changes, the developer simply reruns the code
> generator.
>
> This can be a reasonable solution for many situations, particularly for
> prototype and rapid application development.
>
> I know that Qcodo takes this approach:
http://www.qcodo.com>
> Best regards,
> Darby
>
