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I've used JDBI in the past. It seems pretty solid, light weight, and eliminated much of the repetition/ceremony involved with plain old JDBC. I generally can't
by icedchai 3y ago
I've used JDBI in the past. It seems pretty solid, light weight, and eliminated much of the repetition/ceremony involved with plain old JDBC. I generally can't stand Java ORMs (Hibernate, anyone?)