White Box produces customizable .NET web applications with Iron Speed Designer

April 10, 2009, 04:16 PM —  Iron Speed — 

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Company:
White Box, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and distribution of vertical application solutions built using Iron Speed Designer.

The problem:
In today’s economy, web developers everywhere are looking for a competitive edge. They need a way to produce high quality, customizable, .NET web applications fast. Iron Speed, Inc., has created a solution to this problem, the first comprehensive code generator for .NET called Iron Speed Designer.

The solution:
Iron Speed Designer generates standard .NET code in C# and Visual Basic .NET. You enjoy unrestricted access to 100% of the code. In addition, there are no run-time license fees or special server software requirements for applications built with Iron Speed Designer. The tool supports four databases: Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL and Microsoft Access.

Point Iron Speed Designer at an existing database and it generates a full-featured database-driven web application. This application is easy to customize, so you can quickly incorporate your own business logic. The tool generates a highly professional-looking user interface, too. Although I have no graphic design experience myself, I no longer need to hire a designer for this task, which saves me weeks of time and a significant amount of money.

Who provided this information:
Les Cardwell, President of White Box, Inc.

How it worked:
Iron Speed Designer is easy to use and saves hours of time by generating high quality, customizable, .NET web applications without hand-coding. When faced with the decision to build your next application by hand or generate it with this tool, you may seriously consider the latter. The result is a well-organized n-tier application generated in a fraction of the time.

Rules for success:

  • You can customize the generated application code with very little effort. Select what you want to customize in the Quick Layout editor. Right-click on the individual cell or control you want to modify and pick the code method you want to customize. You can visit the Docs menu to access support information on code customization.

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