Hi,
There seem to be lots of links for sample applications. But I’d like to get some idea of what the code looks like. Specifically, how many layers of abstraction, how many custom libraries are called; if a developer without Scriptcase experience, would be able to make sense of it, that sort of thing.
Are there any generated code samples, that we can look at?
Afaik not. The generated code is no rocket science, but that doesn’t mean that it’s easy to read. You have to fight your way into it. But on the other hand,it’s generated and you only need to look at it when you have some error, in general if you have applied your own event code which is incorporated into the code. Sc has libraries of different kind, but in general that’s for your own general code.
Ok, thanks for the honesty aducom. I don’t mind become familiar with a new framework or style. But I’ve had several complaints, using Case tools, about other developers who aren’t interested in purchasing or using the tool, and they want to jump in right away and start coding.
Well, scriptcase is not a framework but a casetool. You develop from the ide under a browser and in principle the generated code is not meant to be modified. Each new generation will overwrite your code. So custom code is implemented in events and libraries. Scriptcase is a digital lego system, you will achieve a huge improvement of development time, loose some to work around issues (sc has it’s flaws) but after a bit of math we see that we can develop stable apps in a real shorter time than building it on the current available frameworks. But that’s a personal opinion. You will always find pro’s and con’s on everything.