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Is there any ORM that wraps up CoreData and lets developer just deal with domain logic? Like what ActiveRecord does in Ruby on Rails.
AFAIK, there are Objective-Record and MagicRecord that handle querying and persistence nicely.
How about validation and association, is there an open source project out there that provides these features?
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You should not wrap Core Data. Core Data is abstracted away already and adding another layer on top of it is just going to make your code cumbersome and error prone.
Core Data != ActiveRecord and if you are going to do iOS development it is best if you learn the paradigms of Objective-C/Cocoa instead of trying to avoid them.
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For traditional monolithic MVC applications, Rails is great! But it's a bit harder to operate smaller services into it's rather bulky design. Sinatra is great for smaller HTTP based services but I'm curious, is there a Rails like framework (having generators and other helpers) for service orientated architectures?
Brandon Hilkert has been doing some posts about this topic. You can check them out here. There are also some books available on Amazon like this one. StichFix also created a gem to somewhat assist in this.
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What is the best and commonly used datasource for an iOS Application?
I am a .NET developer and want to use mssql server for database. Any suggestion on that? webservices, xml providers, etc...
The CoreData Framework, which is the iOS DeFacto DataStore utilises SQLite. Lot's of support and tutorials on it online.
Just about every mobile app that deals with databases uses SQLite. There are many tutorials on it.
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I'm working with a large set of test cases and am wondering what an efficient way of documenting them all is. Right now I'm just using a spreadsheet to crudely record them, so I'm curious if there's a better way.
Looking for something like Apipie or zipmark, which can automatically generate documentation for an API
Check out https://github.com/square/fdoc
In a Rails or Sinatra app, fdoc can help document an API as well as
verify that requests and responses adhere to their appropriate
schemata.
It can help generate API documentation:
fdoc also has a scaffolding mode, where it attemps to infer the schema
of a request based on sample responses.
https://github.com/square/fdoc/blob/master/docs/scaffold.md
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Looking for something that non programmers could drag and drop and create entities and forms to do simple business processes. Seems like it wouldn't be that hard, but don't want to reinvent the wheel.
To be clear I am looking for something that gives the power to the user of the app to build forms and entities, kind of like salesforce gives in terms of capability of creating entities, extending their entities and allowing you to build your own forms without writing any code.
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I'm trying to figure out if there are any applications (SaaS or otherwise) that offer a basic graphical user interface for building out all the necessary scaffolding of a Rails or Node.js app from a flow-chart type of interface?
I remember Visual Studio had something like this for building database structures...why wouldn't there be something that does this for Rails or Node.js?
RailsModels purports to do this, but I find the interface is quite cumbersome.
If you just want to generate the diagrams from existing models for visualization, RailRoad and RubyMine Data Sources Tool can do this. But, neither offer a method for generating models from the GUI.
You are thinking of the Entity Model Designer (or possibly the older dataset designer), and I do not know of any Rails tools that offer similar functionality. As to why, I am not sure. I could comment, but it would be a guess, and probably be flamebait.
https://github.com/preston/railroady
RailRoady, i believe its only > Rails 3 though...