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• [Kudos] db4o: simplicity and native object storage

  "I used db4o in my code because of the simplicity and native object storage. If you have never used db4o, I suggest it." by Jared on IOC Containers - Part 3 Read More... Posted Monday, November 17, 2008 2:18 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o

• [Kudos] My next project will use db4o!

  So Rob Conery wrote a really cool post the other day that I just had to comment on. Here’s my thought for you: What if you used an OODB for development ONLY and implemented SQL Server later, when you know what you need to create. It made me wonder; how Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 05, 2008 11:48 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o

• [Kudos] db4o has pretty much answered my requirements

  One of the things I've been working on was trying out the java persistence technology known as db4o. My intention has been to find a database storage technology that handled hierarchical data well. Relational databases manage many situations very well Read More... Posted Saturday, October 18, 2008 1:39 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o

• [Kudos] db4o: heaven compared to Hibernate

  In his PureMVC web framework proposal Xavier Méhaut selects db4o as the persistence solution and says: "I actually like DB4O a lot... It is fast and easy to use... Heaven in comparison with Hibernate ;)" Read More... Posted Saturday, October 04, 2008 10:47 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o, hibernate

• [Kudos] db4o, my first choice for fast data storage

  "db4o is my first choice for fast data storage, it can be set up in a matter of minutes and works great without any additional tuning. No more object-relational mapping to set up and maintain. I use it for embedded applications and as a replacement for Read More... Posted Thursday, September 25, 2008 12:52 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o

• [Kudos] db4o works like a champ

  " db4o is an excellent open source object database for Java & .NET platform by Carl Rosenberger's team. I highly recommend it for rapid prototyping and RAD. It transparently handles object storage and retrieval" "In db4o you can create an complex Read More... Posted Thursday, August 21, 2008 3:32 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o

• [Kudos] Increase your productivity with db4o

  "...if you want to really increase productivity you can use the db4objects object database if that is a good fit for your type of application (your object model is the database!) saving you a lot of db to object and back transformation code" Mike VanZant Read More... Posted Thursday, August 07, 2008 2:22 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o

• [Kudos] Dead simple

  [When it comes to db4o] by decreasing the complexity of the database a barrier to developers has been removed and in fact deployment is also made easier for the end user. db4o [...] stores its data in a different way to a relational database. Rather than Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 11, 2008 11:40 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos, db4o, rapid development, linux

• [Kudos] Developers can focus on the domain model and the value-add code, rather than data persistence

  If you are not familiar with db4objects ( DB4O ), it is an object oriented database. What does that mean? If I boil it down in laymen's terms : it is a database without tables or columns. [...] I did not have to do anything to setup how to save a User Read More... Posted Thursday, February 28, 2008 6:27 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos

• [Kudos] Flex + LCDS + db4o = truly rapid development

  The main thing I've been up to recently, outside of regular working ours, is getting up to speed with Flex and LiveCycle Data Services. I have to say, Flex combined with LiveCycle Data Services using db4o is absolutely the fastest way I've ever created Read More... Posted Thursday, December 06, 2007 10:45 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos

• [Kudos] Don't bother mapping, go for db4o

  Mapping a three dimensional object design to a flat, two dimensional, relational database is a waste of time and no longer needed. Actually, it’s no longer needed for many years now. Have a look at the open source OODBMS "db4o" at http://www.db4o.com Read More... Posted Saturday, December 01, 2007 12:08 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos

• [Kudos] Scott Stanlick (coauthor of Struts2 in Action) on db4o

  I downloaded the db4o open source object database and started experimenting with it on a recent Struts 2 web application. After writing JDBC and Hibernate for many years, I was in disbelief when I discovered my object graphs were being saved without any Read More... Posted Friday, November 30, 2007 9:38 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos

• [Kudos] db4o for Android: innovative and easy to use

  "android.database -- disappointing. I hoped to find something innovative and easy to use like db4objects" http://mext.at/?p=18 "[db4o is] Awesome stuff...saves you at least 50% of development time" http://cdima.livejournal.com/242309.html Read More... Posted Thursday, November 22, 2007 1:52 AM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos

• [Kudos] db4o: a true object database

  db4o - database for objects - is a true object database; it manipulates objects in such a fashion that those objects retain their nature throughout their lifetimes - in or out of the database. Object content, structure, and relationships are preserved, Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 07, 2007 11:26 PM by German Viscuso | 0 Comments Filed under: Kudos

• [Kudos] db4o: potencia y simplicidad de manejo

  "Quiero compartir con Uds. este artículo de Laureano Nazar, miembro del Mendoza JUG que presenta a db4o, una base de datos de objetos, como una alternativa a las bases de datos relacionales para el desarrollo de aplicaciones. Incluye código Java que demuestra Read More... Posted Tuesday, November 06, 2007 11:14 PM by German Viscuso | 1 Comments Filed under: Kudos