db4o Developer Community

April 2007 - Posts

• [Kudos] db4o really does save more than 50% on my development time

  I really love db4o, it really does save more than 50% on my development time, and it's really nice to only have to think in objects, and not relational. lastone http://developer.db4o.com/forums/post/36018.aspx Read More... Posted Monday, April 23, 2007 12:38 AM by Christof | 0 Comments

• [Kudos] I really enjoy db4o's promise of statically type-checked code

  Something I really enjoy about db4o is the promise of statically type-checked code, because I don't want to worry about "refactorings" which get broken due to references of code in strings or strings referencing code.... a typical problem for SQL statements Read More... Posted Friday, April 20, 2007 1:53 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments

• [Kudos] この辺に非常に興味がある。

  "An ODBMS is a database that can store any object graphs as they are. ODBMSs have enjoyed popularity with such great characteristics, but have only been used in a few niche markets... But, after a long time, I finally found an interesting ODBMS: db4o." Read More... Posted Friday, April 13, 2007 10:28 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments

• [Kudos] simpler and easier - GWT & db4o for Geebis

  db40 is an object database, which means that it requires you to perform none of the extra steps that come with using a relational database, just store the objects exactly as they are! Hibernate has too many dependencies for a small project like ours. Read More... Posted Friday, April 13, 2007 1:53 AM by Christof | 0 Comments

• [Kudos] Using Db4o was a delightful breath of fresh air

  I experimented with db4o to do pretty much exactly this [storing application specific data] - creating a small DB and the library code to manage userNames, groups, passwords, permissions, esig and audit restrictions, etc. Data that was specific to a 21CFR-11 Read More... Posted Thursday, April 05, 2007 11:58 PM by Christof | 0 Comments

• [Kudos] db4o 6.2 Flies!

  I had a chance to use the beta of the next version of db4o - it is fast. Using an index slows things down in 6.1 on inserts - or, it seemed to - but 6.2 is amazingly fast. Every language has a killer app, an application that catapults a language to popularity. Read More... Posted Thursday, April 05, 2007 8:03 AM by German Viscuso | 1 Comments