This the second delivery in a series of articles targeted at showing developers how db4o (an open source database that leverages today's object-oriented languages, systems, and mindset) is being used in several Android projects to avoid all the pitfalls and...
0 replies - 3545 views - 11/30/10 by German Viscuso in Articles
This the second delivery in a series of articles targeted at showing developers how db4o (an open source database that leverages today's object-oriented languages, systems, and mindset) is being used in several Android projects to avoid all the pitfalls and...
1 replies - 3762 views - 09/08/10 by German Viscuso in Articles
This the first
delivery in a series of articles targeted at showing developers how db4o
(an open source database that leverages today's object-oriented
languages, systems, and mindset) is being used in several Android
projects to avoid all the pitfalls...
1 replies - 5847 views - 07/19/10 by German Viscuso in Articles
db4o is an object database, ie. forget about mapping of tables in a relational model. If you're a developer that translates into savings in time invested in your application and volume of code. db4o's great potential is that you can reuse your (plain,...
8 replies - 8550 views - 06/23/10 by Damasia Maneiro in Articles
Ranging from mobile to web
applications, and from plain old Java to Scala or Groovy dialects, a
modern Java developer always needs an ace in the hole when it comes to
dealing with data persistence. Ideally, you're looking for a solution
that gives you enough...
7 replies - 13471 views - 03/05/10 by German Viscuso in Articles
