Not exactly, I just don't see it as much of a gain to just defining the models the way web2py does. I'd rather have the reverse in web2py where a nice diagram would be generated from the models, that can be useful if you need to document your table structure. Frankly, I abhor most "visual" tools for programmers, I've never seen the productivity gains they claim, what I have seen time again is lost productivity fighting with the tool and the assumptions made by whoever made it. They aren't made to sell to programmers, they are made to sell to managers who don't know better and think anyone can program now that they only need to drag some widgets.
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