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CodeCharge is based on an interactive [[user interface]] (UI) to create web applications.<ref name=arzoumani2003/> When generating code, CodeCharge automatically structures it, using naming conventions and comments to make the purpose of the code clear.<ref>Mike Gunderloy "[http://mcpmag.com/articles/2002/08/07/codecharge-studio-106.aspx Product Reviews: CodeCharge Studio 1.0.6]." ''Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine''. 08/07/2002.</ref> Moreover, CodeCharge keeps the application and generated code separate so projects may be converted to any language at any time.<ref name=yank2002>Kevin Yank "[http://www.sitepoint.com/newsletter/viewissue.php?id=3&issue=62#7 Software Reviews]." ''SitePoint Tech Times'', Issue #43. July 2nd, 2002</ref>
 
A CodeCharge generated project - without additional programming - is not a routed web sited (where everything routed i.e. through index.asp), but every page accessible by on its own name.
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* '''OOP''' - The generated application is [[Object-oriented programming|Object Oriented]].<ref name=macintyre2006/> Every structural element, like database connection, grid, navigation bar, the visible page itself etc are all objects.
* '''Templating ''' - Codecharge use html template pages to generate visible internet sites. Templates of web pages may be previewed before making it "live."<ref>Linda M’mayi. "[http://sist.fnal.gov/sidebar/linda.pdf Website Development for Automation of the Leave/Travel System and to Interface a Database]." ''Summer Internship in Science and Technology (SIST)''. Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Batavia, IL. August 11, 2005.</ref> There are xxxx.html files, accordingly xxxx.asp (xxxx.php etc) code files and for server side events a separate xxxx_event.asp (xxxx.php etc) files.
* '''Customization''' - CodeCharge provides its users a standard way to set up custom code for handling events not fully addressed by the built-in features.<ref name=yank2002/>
 
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In 2003, regarding the original version of CodeCharge Studio, Arbi Arzoumani of ''PHP Architect'' wrote:<ref name=arzoumani2003>Arbi Arzoumani "[http://www.yessoftware.com/download/files/pdf/January_2003_CodeCharge.pdf Reviewed For You: CodeCharge Studio 1.0]." ''[http://www.phparch.com PHP Architect]''. January 2003.</ref>
{{quote|"For its price tag this code generation application is well worth it. One great application that I can see this being used for is creating prototypes of web applications in very short periods of time. In other words, last minute proposals."}}
 
Kevin Yank of ''[[SitePoint]] Tech Times'' was impressed "by the many ways in which experienced developers could draw added power out of the software, instead of being limited by it, as is the case with most RAD tools for Web development."<ref name=yank2003>Kevin Yank "[http://www.sitepoint.com/newsletter/viewissue.php?id=3&issue=62#7 Software Reviews]." ''SitePoint Tech Times'', Issue #62. April 2, 2003</ref>
 
In his review of ''CodeCharge Studio 2.0'', Troy Dreier wrote in ''Intranet Journal'', "CodeCharge Studio [allows] Web application developers [to] shave literally months off their development times."<ref>Troy Dreier "[http://www.intranetjournal.com/articles/200305/ij_05_19_03a.html CodeCharge Studio 2.0: Here's What's New]." ''Intranet Journal''. 5/19/2003.</ref>