Object Relational Mapping (ORM) is a big topic with OOP languages. As soon as some data needs to be persisted, the question of how to store it comes up. One popular ORM solution in the Java world now gets support in JRuby. Kicked off by a blog post by JRuby team member Ola Bini, the ActiveHibernate project aims to make Hibernate available for JRuby developers. We talked to Johan Andries, consultant at AE, who is implementing ActiveHibernate.
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