By RemisB
via javawonders.blogspot.com
Submitted: Jul 20 2008 / 04:28
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Comments
joecoder replied ago:
A rambling post with little useful content. It's not particularly surprising that we become dependent on tools that make development easier.
RemisB replied ago:
Yes it is a rambling post. Idea of this post is not about JPA versus Hibernate it's about technology introduction into your project on which you became dependent. I mean application's design is absolutely different? The main point is. Does it worth to add a library and become dependent on it? What will happen if another, cooler pattern, technology becomes available? Do you have to switch to that new cool stuff?
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