Kent Johnson wrote:
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 7:19 PM, Mike Meisner <mi...@blazenetme.net> wrote:
> 3. A good GUI front end for creating the database, creating
forms for user
> data input, queries, reports, etc.
For this you might look at Dabo:
http://dabodev.com/
I haven't worked with it myself but some people like it a lot.
PostgreSQL has pgAdmin which is very nice for basic admin but not for
user applications.
This would also be my best advice.
The framework is very solid (core as been stable for a few years know).
Documentation exists, although it is lacking and scatered the mailing
list is low traffic and very responsive.
I would not focus on using the visual tools, although a lot can
already be accomplished with them (if you dig or ask you will find
info on hand coding forms).
It is based on wxPython, and you can drop to that level any time. But
in general you rather use the dabo interface as it will provide you
with a much cleaner and productive implementation (quite marvelous),
and with very good databinding.
Database access is abstracted so you can develop for/with SQLite and
then just change the backend to one of a few flavours of choice (such
as PostgreSQL, Firebird and other commercial options as well).
In a nutshelll :-)
Miguel
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