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Sean McCormack

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David Hayden's Review of Codus Posted: May 9, 2005 1:33 PM
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David Hayden has written up a nice review of Codus.  Some of the highpoints:

“I downloaded Codus v1.0.2.0, and quite frankly, it is about as simple to use as you can get.“

“I have to say the code created by Codus is pretty cool and very easy to grasp and maintain.  I haven't run it through the paces yet, but it seems very clean and a good place to start for those who have not used an O/R Mapper before.  I mean, seriously, how easier can it get to create and save an address in the address table...“

“I can't do Codus justice as to all the functionality that is packed into the DAO.  Read the documentation to see all the methods.  If you get a chance, I recommend downloading Codus and reviewing the code it generates.  I also recommend checking out the sourcecode to the Adapdev Framework as there are some gems in there as well.  By the way, did I mention that if you wanted to change the output by Codus, like remove the GetOrdinal in the mapping method, all you need to do is change the templates.  Cool stuff, and FREE!“

Some of the recommendations that he had were GUI improvements and a performance improvement around the usage of GetOrdinal in the MapObject method.  They're fair recommendations, and one's that I'll try to include in the next release (I've asked David for some guidance around the UI features he'd like added).

It's a great post.  David even goes into the underlying patterns that Codus uses and the way the internals work...very cool!  Check it out if you get a chance!

Read: David Hayden's Review of Codus

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