sheila miguez wrote: > yeah. I'm playing around with it to get a feel for the geometry management. > I'd like to see better geometry management from dabo.
Can you explain what you mean by 'geometry management'? Do you mean management of form sizes/positions or something different? >> But AppWizard is a different story. I have a hunch I may fall into the >> 'misusing' camp myself, because I am able to take the generated code and >> work it into any conceivable data app. > > See, but this is too limited. If that's all it does then why not use vanilla > python? Explain the added value for the effort it takes to adapt dabo. > the automation has to be worth it. Yep, we need to explain better the vision behind the db, biz, and ui "tiers". We need to show building an app from scratch: even if nobody ever does that in the real world anymore because of various builders/wizards, it would show the process of coding an application using the Dabo API, and explain the functions/properties/events used as the tutorial progressed. This was my vision for part of "The Dabo Book", which like other projects in stasis of mine never progressed much beyond the vision. But, you say "automation": do you mean the automation the app wizard does, or do you expect automation from Dabo itself? -- pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-dev
