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Donald Roy Airey edited this page Feb 7, 2019 · 6 revisions

Welcome to the Data Model Generator Wiki

The Data Model Generator creates a fast, write-through cache that augments the Entity Framework ORM. It also generate a RESTful API for accessing and managing your data on the web. ORM products are great for reading or writing, but fail catostrophically when asked to do both. In just a few minutes, you can have a cached, high-performance RESTful API that's fast enough to handle any database task you have and a robust web interface.

Creating and maintaining a complex data model and the RESTful API manually can be a maintenance nightmare. With our automated tools, it's a snap. You describe your tables and relations with an XSD Schema file (very similar to how Visual Studio DataSets are managed). The Server Data Model Genrator will automatically generate a multi-user, in-memory database for you backed by an Entity Framework store. The REST Api Generator automatically creates a full-featured RESTful API for .NET Core MVC or MVC6 to access your data model from the web.

Advanced engineers will find a fully-featured set of primitives for building smart transactions which can significantly reduce the stress on your database applications. The in-memory data model will act like a traffic cop to your relational database back-end and allows you to program around scenarios that would deadlock an ordinary ORM. With the proper design, you can expect to reach the maximum TPS rating on your database servers even with heavy real-time reads on your front end.

The Data Model Generator is the perfect compliment to Entity Framework. New and existing designs will benefit from the power of automatically generated Entities, DbSets and their relations. You'll no longer have to maintain your RESTful API by hand and you get the power and speed of a multi-user, in memory database.

Support

This is an active product and we're happy to support you and get your feedback. Please send any questions or comments to: support@gammafour.com.

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