'This has to be one of the fastest and easiest ways to program against objects and data for .NET'

'If your application uses a database, this Toolkit will save you time and code'

Visual Studio .NET 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2008 developers ...  take advantage of

EASY TO USE, YET FEATURE-RICH, HERE'S WHAT YOU DO...

• You create a design-time Class Model which represents a  network of related objects. Do this with the build in designer from scratch, or from an existing database or XML schema.
   
• Your core Class Model is mapped to Code and Data Models for you.
   
• You add more class, property and method elements to the Model to extend the core design. Then generate CSharp or Visual Basic code to provide a home for your custom code.
   
• Use the UI components to help create forms and to provide data binding sources to your UI controls.
   
• Finally you build a run-time Model which encapsulates your Model and you deploy it with your other assemblies and your custom code.

We're certain that you will take to Constructor/MDRAD. There's a whole host of features to help you. Click here to read more...

Don't create masses of architecture and/or plumbing code for each new project ... leverage this Toolkit today at a low low price that makes sense.

Register with us and Download the Toolkit now. Add Constructor/MDRAD to your software collection.

NOT SURE?

Download the toolkit and use it in 'Lite' mode for free! Ideal for applications with few data classes and for test projects.

i3 Design Limited
London, England

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Developers

Are you using
Visual Studio .NET
2002, 2003 or 2005?

Not ready or unable to move to 2008?

Need to support and enhance legacy code?

Constructor/MDRAD can really help you.

See our PetShop conversion documents

Part 1
We save hundreds of lines of code and simplify the application architecture
Part 2
We enhance the application further, increase functionality, yet save more code

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