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		What application development techniques do you use other than coding? Scripting 15% (93 votes) Markup 11% (67 votes) Visual GUI creation 25% (149 votes) All of these 20% (120 votes) Some of these 17% (105 votes) None of these 10% (62 votes) Something else (please comment) 2% (12 votes) Total votes: 608 » Login or register to post comments 161 visits Printer-friendly version Where is model / generate? Submitted by alski on Fri, 2008-01-18 10:00. .....Shouldn't that be on the list? That's probably the most common strategy I use to avoid the tedium in coding... Login or register to post comments Where is model / generate? Submitted by greeneyed on Sat, 2008-01-19 12:20. That's something that we also do, as many others. From DB to XML through Torque and then from XML to Hibernate/JPA beans + other auxilary classes. It saves us lots of copy/pasting :). Basically Markup + Scripting for us, server side applications mainly. And now starting carefully with some RIA techniques. S! Login or register to post comments Where is model / generate? Submitted by ewin on Sat, 2008-01-19 11:48. Quickly hacking up a code generator using a scripting language and some Unix text processing tools is a very powerful technique. Unfortunately it seems to become a lost art. No GUI, so the whippersnappers can't click on something, and they don't touch anything they can't click. Login or register to post comments