Today I was thinking exactly the same thing. AFAIK, at least from looking at the RubyonRails screencast, that's how the ROR scaffolding thing works. They have a set of scripts, scaffold it's one of these, and you can do:
./script/generate scaffold ModelName ControllerName With this you get a view and a controller properly populated which you can elaborate on. There is also a dynamic scaffold function that you can call from inside your controller: scaffold :ModelName If I got it correctly this solution suffers from the problems Ronald already pointed out. Ciao Michele David Bernard wrote: > Michele Cella wrote: > > I've added (hope you don't mind Kevin) your work to this turbogears > > wiki page: > > > > http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/wiki/SimpleAdminIdeas > > I take a look over wiki and proposal about CRUD. And I've got a > question : > Why generate form at runtime, why not at design time ? > May be a tool could generate from the SQLObject : > * the controler > * the templates > > Then developer could customize like they want the result.
