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Sample Database in CI Wizard Demos Explained


In this video, the design of the sample relational database used throughout the demos of CodeIgniter Wizard is explained using an E-R diagram. Originally designed in Navicat (https://www.arclerit.com/navicat/?ref=YToperand) the E-R diagram shows the entities named 'countries', 'cities' and 'people' which are linked via foreign key definitions. The 'People' table contains about every kind of data column to demonstrate a use case for various data types, so the code generator happens to produce code for a variety of fields. To learn about the new features of CodeIgniter Wizard, you can view https://youtu.be/msSVRN5tY88 For an end-to-end, 9-minute demo, watch https://youtu.be/fo2wmzZ2p3I To take a closer look at what the generated code looks like, see https://youtu.be/6Gh1LU1pV-I APP STORE LINK https://apps.apple.com/app/codeigniter-wizard/id1531951619 PRODUCT WEB SITE https://www.ozar.net/products/codeigniterwizard/?ref=DAVElopment FAQ https://www.ozar.net/products/codeigniterwizard/faq/?ref= DAVElopment SOURCE CODE OF GENERATED WEB APP https://github.com/ozarnet/ci4sampleapp THE MAKING OF THE DATABASE USED IN THE DEMO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUjMfrwrtco
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