On the LogicPool site there's a new post with a list of PHP+MySQL code generators you can use if there's not a specific framework involved in your application (most of those come with code generation tools already).

Some of these tools can rapidly build a fully functional application, but there’s more to most useful applications than simply displaying a list of fields for users to fill out and viewing the results from an admin only accessible area. Most applications will need tweaks that can be small to large depending on the requirements. Keep that in mind when looking at these products as the amount of effort required to tweak the code produced by these tools.

Tools on their list (some free, some paid services) include:

• AppGini
• PPMaker 7
• ScriptCase
• Xataface

Marcus Whitney has a quick note today on his blog about php|architect's search for columnists to write for their A/R/T article repository.

Just a heads up to all you incredible PHP writers out there. I am actively looking for columnists to contribute to A/R/T on a weekly, bi-weekly and monthly basis. If you want to get lots of paid experience as a technical writer, contact me at marcus-AT-phparch.com. Thanks.

Check out some of the current articles already posted there to get an idea of what they're looking for - things like Writing an Ajax-based Visual Rating System with PHP and An Overview of the CakePHP Framework.

Marcus Whitney has a quick note today on his blog about php|architect's search for columnists to write for their A/R/T article repository.

Just a heads up to all you incredible PHP writers out there. I am actively looking for columnists to contribute to A/R/T on a weekly, bi-weekly and monthly basis. If you want to get lots of paid experience as a technical writer, contact me at marcus-AT-phparch.com. Thanks.

Check out some of the current articles already posted there to get an idea of what they're looking for - things like Writing an Ajax-based Visual Rating System with PHP and An Overview of the CakePHP Framework.