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Solving ORM – Keep the O, Drop the R, no need for the M
- dodders 12y agoUnfortunately, for many applications in my industry, the problem is trying to fit a set of tables into an in-memory graph of objects (either because the data is more easily defined as a set of tables, or because it already exists as one).
- xpto123 12y agoFor most of us too, ORM is the day to day reality. But a graph database could be potentially a better default fit for DDD, for projects starting from scratch.