Hello
I writing a app side by side in Trongate and Yii2 to compare speed coding, I need the code generator in spanish, because the generation and hand made translation slow down de process.
We have access to Trongate APP code to customize?
Thanks in advance.
How to to build a custom code generator in spanish
3 years ago
3 years ago
#1
3 years ago
#2
The Desktop App has been created using Electron and currently in a private repository. DC did mention he was going to make the code public soon or rewrite it using an all new Cms he has been working on.
Customising it will not help you much, as most of the code generated is coming from trongate.io via API endpoints.
Customising it will not help you much, as most of the code generated is coming from trongate.io via API endpoints.
3 years ago
#3
I used yii2,
You will find Trongate is much simpler in design and is NOT dependent on Third Party Libraries.
Though, I think you can fork any to eliminate Composer, Packagist, to make them work with Trongate.
Creating a module, sub-module setup with putting all assets, css, js, images and such, in the assets folder of the module.
Dan
You will find Trongate is much simpler in design and is NOT dependent on Third Party Libraries.
Though, I think you can fork any to eliminate Composer, Packagist, to make them work with Trongate.
Creating a module, sub-module setup with putting all assets, css, js, images and such, in the assets folder of the module.
Dan
3 years ago
#4
If DavCon release a code generator, we can fork to customize lenguaje. Otherwise create lenguaje files for non English users.
Another option is generarte my own custom code generator.
Thansk
Another option is generarte my own custom code generator.
Thansk
3 years ago
#5
Hi!
There are a few cool things coming up. In order they are:
0). Changing the main framework so that it uses type hinting and return types (already started).
1). The 'public' template to now become the default for the homepage.
2). The new CMS.
3). An improved user management system.
4). The Module Market to be added to the admin panel by default (you'll be able to find and install modules without coming to the website and without the Desktop App).
5). A new version management system for modules.
And finally...
6). The "Desktop App" to be rebuilt as a self-contained Trongate module using PHP and JavaScript. It too will be included in the admin panel. It'll be fully open source and I can confirm that it will not call upon the Trongate website to generate code. Instead, all of the code generation scripts will be contained within the actual module. When code changes happen the version management system will help to carry out the required updates automatically.
If you want the thing to be generating code in Spanish then you should be able to do that quite easily.
As always, thanks to everyone for the help - particularly Simon who has really helped out with regards to some of the code reformatting that has been happening.
Don't forget, Trongate is v1 forever. Unlike those other PHP framework users, we can enjoy great updates and super cool new features WITHOUT breaking stuff. That's because we thought this through and we made the framework future-proof, as much as we reasonably could. Also, unlike the makers of Laravel and Symfony - nobody from Team Trongate is in the business of rewriting frameworks then selling certificates, based off of the rewrites.
Ahoy!
There are a few cool things coming up. In order they are:
0). Changing the main framework so that it uses type hinting and return types (already started).
1). The 'public' template to now become the default for the homepage.
2). The new CMS.
3). An improved user management system.
4). The Module Market to be added to the admin panel by default (you'll be able to find and install modules without coming to the website and without the Desktop App).
5). A new version management system for modules.
And finally...
6). The "Desktop App" to be rebuilt as a self-contained Trongate module using PHP and JavaScript. It too will be included in the admin panel. It'll be fully open source and I can confirm that it will not call upon the Trongate website to generate code. Instead, all of the code generation scripts will be contained within the actual module. When code changes happen the version management system will help to carry out the required updates automatically.
If you want the thing to be generating code in Spanish then you should be able to do that quite easily.
As always, thanks to everyone for the help - particularly Simon who has really helped out with regards to some of the code reformatting that has been happening.
Don't forget, Trongate is v1 forever. Unlike those other PHP framework users, we can enjoy great updates and super cool new features WITHOUT breaking stuff. That's because we thought this through and we made the framework future-proof, as much as we reasonably could. Also, unlike the makers of Laravel and Symfony - nobody from Team Trongate is in the business of rewriting frameworks then selling certificates, based off of the rewrites.
Ahoy!
3 years ago
#6
WoW. That is a great list and great News!
Thanks David.
Thanks David.
3 years ago
#7
Well, thank you Dan and let me just say we all appreciate everything you've been doing here on the forum - helping people out.
3 years ago
#8
That's a mammoth list of todos DC!
Looking forward to them too :)
Looking forward to them too :)
3 years ago
#9
Hola
Muchas gracias su respuesta es mucho más de lo que esperaba David, gracias a todos por responder.
Estaré atento
Muchas gracias
Muchas gracias su respuesta es mucho más de lo que esperaba David, gracias a todos por responder.
Estaré atento
Muchas gracias
3 years ago
#10
Hello David, I sent to you a message in the contact form. Thanks