Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Squeryl — Introduction

Squeryl — Introduction

"Squeryl is a strongly typed DSL (domain specific language) for SQL databases in which table rows are manipulated as Scala objects via an SQL like language"

I hate the idea. Aren't we already fed up with MS datasets which break n-Tier application structure by bringing excessive and over-complicated database only related properties into a domain layer?
To me it is clear, that there is only three legitimate ways of creating decoupled n-Tier applications:
1) Use hand-made Data Access Layer objects;
2) Use ORM tools like [N]Hibernate;
3) Use object-oriented databases like db4o

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Christoph Henrici · 772 weeks ago

I never read anything, which contradicts my experience as much these couple of sentences.......;-//
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Where did you read the part about breaking n-Tier application structure? JPA and JDO are also going typesafe, it doesn't imply breaking n-tier architecture.
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