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Building a web application without programming is a challenging task. It is relatively easy to support simple domain models that have a few entities. When a dom
by dzenanr 17y ago
Building a web application without programming is a challenging task. It is relatively easy to support simple domain models that have a few entities. When a domain model starts having relationships, things get more complicated. Will you support relationships in future? Or your business strategy is to start with simple domain models and then redirect users to your custom-made apps?
- megamark16 17y agoIt looks like he does support relationships ("References" field type), although I don't see how those are displayed on the related record.
- ordinaryman 17y agoIt looks like he does support relationships ("References" field type), although I don't see how those are displayed on the related record. As a link. Have a look at the screen-shots in the walk-through - particularly the last image. Mapping and accessing links are actually easy - relatively speaking. What is more hard is having to work without "join", particularly if one comes in with RDBMS baggage. One will have to unlearn certain rules.