I’ve used the StarZen wizard within applications.

For code generation I prefer using text files.

For a new webapp project I created a code generator that used:

just a comma and line separated file that starts with:
ObjectName
Caption
File.field, label, column, width, yes
File.field, label, column, width
...

The text file can simply be put together from def files and generates both
- zoompage
- select page (based on the last yes)

I found that that was soooo much faster than any wizard could do.

Also it adopted exactly the coding style that I wanted.

I’ve wanted to also do an advanced DD generator, but never finished that. I’ve loaded the suggestions to DAW on how the existing one could be much improved (e.g. currency masks, Boolean values, etc.).

But in general, think twice about wizards for code generation, better to create your own, based on a text file (probably the next one I do would be based on json).

Kind regards
Marco