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A short video of the POG Setup process
written 1538 days agoWe’ve finally found some time to make a short video of the new Setup process introduced in the next version of POG: 1.6
DOWNLOAD THE VIDEO [12MB, 4MIN MOV FILE]
In this 12MB, 4mins video (no audio), we illustrate how to generate 2 PHP objects, extract them into a local folder on an IIS server, then use the setup script to create the tables for the objects, perform some diagnostic tests, and use the scaffolding/object interface. This video does not show explicitly how to use the objects in a real web application, but it’ll give you an idea what POG is all about, if you’re still wondering.
POG 1.6 is currently in beta phase and can be tested out on our BETA subdomain. The source is available on our SVN repository.
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Php Object Generator, (POG) is an open source PHP code generator which automatically generates clean & tested Object Oriented code for your PHP4/PHP5 application.
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