CodeFutures FireStorm/DAO is used by corporate Java software programmers developing business applications that rely on data stored in databases. FireStorm/DAO makes Java software developers more productive by generating the business logic for accessing relational databases in service-oriented and object-oriented architectures.
According to Andy Grove, CodeFutures Chief Architect"FireStorm/DAO is used in large organizations with multiple development teams or where there are multiple development projects because it ensures a consistent approach to the common task of database access." Grove adds "Automated code generation tools such as FireStorm/DAO are ideal for rapid prototyping and proof-of-concept projects."
The benefits provided by CodeFutures' approach are higher developer productivity, better software quality, and lower maintenance costs. "We've found that FireStorm/DAO is particularly useful for rapid prototyping. Automatically generating code is always going to be much faster than hand coding. Using FireStorm/DAO is about twenty times faster for a database with 20 tables." according to Jim Michael, CEO of 10 Squared Corporation.
FireStorm/DAO is useful in both large and small projects. "My project was small, just a few tables, but still FireStorm/DAO saved me a week or more of work. And when your timeline is 2 months, that's extremely valuable. I found the tool easy and intuitive to use. And the support has been excellent." says Alan Bowsher of Cardinal Solutions.
FireStorm/DAO is directly available for evaluation and purchase from CodeFutures' Web site at www.codefutures.com/firestorm.
FireStorm/DAO 2.0 Standard Edition is generally available and priced at $295.
About CodeFutures
CodeFutures was founded with one aim in mind: to make it easier and cheaper to build and deploy enterprise-class database applications based on Java technology. CodeFutures' flagship product, FireStorm/DAO, dramatically reduces development time for Java applications requiring access to relational databases. FireStorm/DAO is built on Java, XML, and SQL standards and based on the Data Access Object design pattern.
Labels: Data Access Object, Database Access Tool, FireStorm/DAO