SynApp2 - Web Application Generator

It's important to keep in mind that using SynApp2 is not mutually exclusive. SynApp2 fits right in with whatever you're doing - somewhat like phpMyAdmin. If you've got PHP and MySQL (and/or Oracle, and eventually others) in your stack, then you can easily add SynApp2 - without giving up anything.

A Video Introduction to SynApp2 - Web Application Generator and MVC Framework. See how to create a complete web application with PDF reports. Continue reading →

A Video Introduction to SynApp2 - Web Application Generator and MVC Framework. See how to create a complete web application with PDF reports. Continue reading →

A Video Introduction to SynApp2 - Web Application Generator and MVC Framework. See how to create a complete web application with PDF reports.

Release Notes - SynApp2 1.8.0 (beta 1) //// Installation Instructions ./_config_/synapp2.install.MySQL.txt ./_config_/synapp2.install.Oracle.txt review the update notes below Program and Usage Information ./synapp2/synapp2.txt Issues ... [More] ./synapp2/synapp2.todo.htm //// New things for version 1.8.0 include: 1. new Options GUI makes many more items available for interactive customization 2. EXTRA columns are now available for inclusion on all forms in the generated application except for Input (IFORM) 3. column display names are visible on the Options Form - Column Display Attributes, along with the raw (and expanded) names 4. improved automatic column and nav/report tab display name formatting //// Bugs fixed with version 1.8.0 (beta 1): 1. XML parse errors, while processing [extraneous data in] AJAX server responses, are handled and displayed by the SynApp2 message window (or in the Report display IFRAME) 2. table alias values are correctly mapped into generated SQL statement terms and clauses when there are multiple joins involving any table that supplies records for different levels of hierarchy during a select query 3. the causes for all known PHP WARNING, NOTICE and STRICT messages have been addressed - although it is possible to run SynApp2 with PHP (5.3.0 at least) display_errors TRUE and error_reporting level set to E_ALL | STRICT, it is a generally accepted practice to keep PHP display_errors FALSE on production servers - if display_errors is FALSE and a PHP error does occur, the server may return an http 500 status without much, if any, useful information 4. the date picker control exhibits much better overall behavior and displays [contrasting fg/bg colors] correctly on the Mac version of Safari4+ //// Looking forward: a) examples b) production release status c) GUI to manage users and authorization settings d) installation wizard/configuration checker e) support for mass edit/add of records f) alternative page flow strategies for generated applications g) fully managed concurrent database access (table record locking) h) support for database engines: MS SQL Server, SQLite, PostgreSQL i) formal bug and change log databases [Less]

Release Notes - SynApp2 1.8.0 (beta 1) //// Installation Instructions ./_config_/synapp2.install.MySQL.txt ./_config_/synapp2.install.Oracle.txt review the update notes below Program and Usage Information ./synapp2/synapp2.txt Issues ... [More] ./synapp2/synapp2.todo.htm //// New things for version 1.8.0 include: 1. new Options GUI makes many more items available for interactive customization 2. EXTRA columns are now available for inclusion on all forms in the generated application except for Input (IFORM) 3. column display names are visible on the Options Form - Column Display Attributes, along with the raw (and expanded) names 4. improved automatic column and nav/report tab display name formatting //// Bugs fixed with version 1.8.0 (beta 1): 1. XML parse errors, while processing [extraneous data in] AJAX server responses, are handled and displayed by the SynApp2 message window (or in the Report display IFRAME) 2. table alias values are correctly mapped into generated SQL statement terms and clauses when there are multiple joins involving any table that supplies records for different levels of hierarchy during a select query 3. the causes for all known PHP WARNING, NOTICE and STRICT messages have been addressed - although it is possible to run SynApp2 with PHP (5.3.0 at least) display_errors TRUE and error_reporting level set to E_ALL | STRICT, it is a generally accepted practice to keep PHP display_errors FALSE on production servers - if display_errors is FALSE and a PHP error does occur, the server may return an http 500 status without much, if any, useful information 4. the date picker control exhibits much better overall behavior and displays [contrasting fg/bg colors] correctly on the Mac version of Safari4+ //// Looking forward: a) examples b) production release status c) GUI to manage users and authorization settings d) installation wizard/configuration checker e) support for mass edit/add of records f) alternative page flow strategies for generated applications g) fully managed concurrent database access (table record locking) h) support for database engines: MS SQL Server, SQLite, PostgreSQL i) formal bug and change log databases [Less]

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