Displaying items by tag: database modeling
Tutorial: Domain Driven Database Design
The first video of our CodeBot 201 tutorial series walks you through defining a domain model for a Fantasy Football app, and using CodeBot to instantly transform the domain model into a complete MongoDB database and REST API:
How easy is it to generate a working database and API from an EA domain model? Really, really easy...
This video will show you how in less than 3 minutes…which is about how long it takes for you to try it yourself. In our example, your app can show video of the players scoring touchdowns in near real-time
In this video we’ll follow the evolution of the TEAM object from a noun on a short problem domain description,
Team is an object in the problem domain
to a class on a domain model diagram,
A Team has an Owner and a Roster and a Schedule
to a Mongo DB collection with a NodeJS REST API (documented in Swagger),
Use the API to Create Teams, Read Teams, Update Teams…
and a client-side layer that makes accessing the API nice and straightforward.
You don’t need to call the API directly because CodeBot generates client-side code including usage samples
CodeBot is a complex product that does an incredible amount of work to simplify your life as a developer. Give it a try today!
Introduction to the Database Builder
Enterprise Architect’s Database Builder provides interactive connectivity to a DBMS, supporting both the initial creation of a database and the ongoing update of tables, views, triggers and procedures – all from within the design model.
This tutorial paper works through a simple database example (attached in .ZIP file) using the Database Builder to create tables within a new Database, then make modifications in both the model and the Database and use the compare functionality to update the Database and the model respectively.