By ggeremy
via arsenalist.com
Published: Apr 21 2007 / 05:41
Came across this entry by the same guy who ranted on JSPs being dead. Kinda old but still a nice angry read:
The two dozen ORM frameworks listed on java-source.net don’t even count the numerous homegrown ones used so passionately by their makers that they’re blind to all the other crap that’s out there. There’s simply too many bored developers trying to come up with a specific solution to a general problem and if it weren’t for Hibernate, who managed to somewhat thwart this growing resistance against writing queries, we’d have more ORM frameworks than MVC frameworks.
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aleafs replied ago:
I like this site, thanks for sharing
jcblitz replied ago:
"Going off on a tangent now but if you use IBatis.NET - IBatis’ port for .NET - consider yourself lucky, because it appears that IBatis is almost exclusively focusing on their .NET product."
I'd like to see the authors basis for this, but I hope this isn't so. I love iBATIS but if it shifts it's focus to .NET and the Java side of it starts to lag, it will be a sad day. :(
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