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How can I get more information about stencils
Click here to learn more about stencils.
How can CodeStencil help me create better application?
How can I control CodeStencil to generate only a portion of my code?
CodeStencil organizes and displays the files that will be generated in a tree-like structure.
This way, you can determine which nodes of codes will be included in the code generation cycle. This can be done by disabling the node(s).
How can I design the code generated by my stencil to be triggered by the Database Provider in use?
- To make use of Triggered by Node, click here.
- To make use of Triggered by Expander, click here.
How does CodeStencil not regenerate redundant code?
Since you are able to control the way your code is generated, you can tailor CodeStencil to always output only what you want.
How easy is it to customize CodeStencil's template to match what I want?
How is CodeStencil different from ABP Framework (abp.io)?
The abp framework - www.abp.io is an extensive complete infrastructure to create modern web applications by following the best practices and conventions of software development. It provides many options for different types of architecture. CodeStencil, however, is simply a tool that can generate the same type of code the abp framework creates by importing source code from an application created by the abp framework.
What does "Continuous Code Generation" mean?
"Continuous Code Generation" means that you can regenerate different parts of your code over and over again without starting from scratch.
What makes CodeStencil different from other Code Generators
Codestencil code generation logic is not baked into the application. You have the flexibility to determine how the code will be output.
Ever wondered how to craft your very own stencil?
Curious about crafting your very own stencil? Learn more in our comprehensive documentation. Click here to get started!
What does the term "Stencils" refer to?
Stencils, although sharing similarities with templates, distinguish themselves through a unique fusion of template and plug-in functionalities. They operate independently of a template language, offering robust capabilities for code generation.
Are you aware that CodeStencil features various types of Expanders?
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Does the Schema Importer offer the option to import the schema of an existing database into CodeStencil?
Interested in importing an existing database schema? Click here to learn how!
What is a Schema Dictionary?
The Schema Dictionary represents all the tables and columns within a Stencil or Project Workspace. To learn more, click here.
What is CodeStencil's refund policy?
What is Schema Library?
Do you know you can access a diverse range of schemas at your fingertips? Click here to discover more.
What is the configuration process for the Schema Generator?
Tailor your schema generation with ease. Click here to access the Configuration Panel.
What is the fundamental definition of a schema?
Unlock the Power of Data Organization: Want to Learn How Database Schemas Shape Your Data World, Click here!
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What is the purpose of the Code Tree, and how does it help users understand the logic and structure of their generated code?
Click here for an explanation of the tree view.
How can Linked Expanders be utilized to modify the expansion string to be substituted by the linked expander record?
Please click the following link for further information and insights.
How significant are Expanders in the CodeStencil architecture?
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What are the key considerations and challenges involved in swapping databases?
To learn more about the key considerations and challenges involved in swapping databases, please click on the following link.
What are Code Nanities?
Code Nanites are similar to plugins. Code Nanities are blocks of code that can be called on at any point in time to perform a task. You can write a code nanite to do any type of task from generating code to uploading or downloading a file from FTP.
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