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Say Yes to Code Generation

YesSoftware's CodeCharge focuses on Web development

By David Rubinstein

February 15, 2001 — Many Web development tools are created for content and site designers, not for programmers. YesSoftware, a California start-up, says that its CodeCharge application is different. According to company founder Konrad Musial, "This will generate code of the same quality [developers] would write themselves."

Musial described CodeCharge as similar to Macromedia Inc.'s UltraDev, but with less focus on graphics design and more emphasis on code.

With the Windows-based CodeCharge, Musial explained, developers can design a prototype version of their software, generate the source code for the prototype and then manually complete the application's programming. The source code can be generated in many programming languages, such as Allaire's ColdFusion Markup Language, Microsoft's Active Server Pages, Perl, PHP and Sun's Java Server Pages, Musial said, and can support database access through ADO, JDBC and ODBC.

YesSoftware (www.yessoftware.com) came into being in February 2000 as a consulting company doing Web development, Musial said. CodeCharge came about because the consultants found this type of tool to be lacking, he explained. Located in South San Francisco, YesSoftware employs 30 people, with 18 code developers and several project managers.

CodeCharge sells for $149 for a single user.

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