You guys are doing some fabulous and much needed work!
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On 26 December 2011 18:46, Guillermo Polito <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I'm glad to announce the beta version of Phoseydon, one of the new dbxtalk
> tools developed as part of the summer of talk project, supported by ESUG.
>
> So,
>
> *What is Phoseydon?*
> It is a tool aimed to model and create applications easily, as Ruby does
> with Rails or python with Django.  You describe a model, and from that
> model a relational database + an object model + an ORM mapping are fed from
> that model.
>
> *What does Phoseydon beta includes?*
> By now, it reads a database schema, builds a model description from it and
> then allows us to:
> - write classes from that description.
> - serialize that description as Magritte descriptions on the created
> classes.
> - build a Glorp mapping from that description.
>
> Glorp descriptions right now support Simple mappings (Strings, numbers,
> booleans..), OneToOne relationships, and ManyToOne relationships.
>
> *What does it do in the background?*
> It tries to explode Magritte benefits to create apps.  The model's
> description is just a magritte descrition, so our class writer, magritte
> serializer and Glorp mapping builder use magritte visitors to consume that
> information.
> This allows people to build i.e. SOAP web services from these same
> magritte descriptions.
>
> *Where is the documentation?
> *Download info from: http://dbxtalk.smallworks.com.ar/pier/Download
> First Phoseydon doc:
> http://dbxtalk.smallworks.com.ar/pier/Documentation/creating-your-first-dbx-application-with-phoseydon
>
> *What is to come?*
> - Editing your model descriptions in runtime
> - Create your model descriptions without a database
> - More easy Glorp mappings support :) (like embedding objects, inheritance
> and more collections kinds)
>
> Please, feel free to provide feedback, critics and suggestions :).  You'll
> find the project's issue tracker and mailing list @
> http://dbxtalk.smallworks.com.ar/pier/Support
>
> Cheers,
> The DBXTalk Team
>

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