Ruby on Rails has an astonishing wealth of scaffolding systems
I write this as a note to myself, because I want to go back and look more at these systems. I’ve spent the last year developing my own scaffolding system in PHP, and like most people working on a PHP framework, I’ve been inspired by Ruby On Rails. What programmers want, nowadays, is a system that automates a lot of the grunt work of gettting a new project started. What I didn’t realize is that many people working with Ruby On Rails have given up using the default, built-in scaffolding system and are instead using 3rd party scaffolding systems. There are a wealth of these, and some of them look quite amazing. I need to go back and these out when I have more time: