Well, I guess this could have gone on the source code page, but it was just too cool to get lumped into something else. The page below is a simple programming utility that I've put together to save myself time when developing applications. Give it a shot.   Resistance is futile!  
 
 
Table Driven Template
Cut and paste the output from a MySQL table describe in the following text box. You'll then be presented with PHP output that creates prototype record management forms for the described table. Who's your buddy?

The first column in the table should probably be an auto_increment field. It is assumed to be the table key. Fields named "created" or "updated" are assumed to be date fields. They are assumed to to be managed by the system, not input by the user.

   Technical Stuff
I'm only able to guess at some configuration values here, but when I'm developing I generate a table specific set of functions. I get create, display, update and confirmed delete functionality all managed by a management module which controls incoming parameters. Cool!