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ObjectiveSync – A thin Java object persistence layer for JDBC
- kimi 12y agoIt looks like I'm not alone in hating Hibernate.
- th0br0 12y agoI've greatly enjoyed using jOOQ [0] for this purpose in the past. Incredible powerful and easy to use. All without the stuff that hibernate pulls in... [0] http://www.jooq.org/ http://www.jooq.org/
- kimi 12y agoJOOQ is nice, but it is more aimed at writing SQL in a portable way than at reading/writing objects.
- jermo 12y agoWhat would've been great is having code snippets/examples in the main readme page. Over all it looks like a useful library but I think a lot of developers would prefer seeing how the API is used.
- kimi 12y agoExamples are here: https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync/tree/master/tests/ch/loway/oss/ObjectiveSync/maps https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync/tree/master/tests/ch/l...
- twic 12y agoHow does this compare to MyBatis [1]? Based on a very brief read, it looks like ObjectiveSync requires me to write more code, but does some interesting things that MyBatis doesn't, like deferred loading. [1] http://mybatis.github.io/mybatis-3/ http://mybatis.github.io/mybatis-3/
- kimi 12y agoYou write maybe more code, but you control how you want objects serialized. And when you find yourself fighting against the database layer, you know you are doing something wrong.