Hi all,
As a young budding developer I'm always looking for new things to learn. One thing I've been thinking about learning is Hibernate. I'd like to get some feedback; is this a good thing for me to learn, in your opinion? How widely used is it?
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Should I learn Hibernate? (4 messages)
- Posted by: Joe Attardi
- Posted on: July 13 2004 09:34 EDT
Threaded Messages (4)
- Why not by Andrei Karneyenka on July 13 2004 10:29 EDT
- Yes by Matthew Wilson on July 13 2004 21:59 EDT
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Re: Hibernate by Joe Attardi on July 14 2004 04:20 EDT
- Lucky guy by Luigi Viggiano on July 19 2004 03:09 EDT
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Re: Hibernate by Joe Attardi on July 14 2004 04:20 EDT
- Yes by Matthew Wilson on July 13 2004 21:59 EDT
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Why not[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Andrei Karneyenka
- Posted on: July 13 2004 10:29 EDT
- in response to Joe Attardi
ftaroi nax ;)Hi all,As a young budding developer I'm always looking for new things to learn. One thing I've been thinking about learning is Hibernate. I'd like to get some feedback; is this a good thing for me to learn, in your opinion? How widely used is it?
Why not, since it is popular and lots of folks seem to have positive experience using it in their projects. There is a also a chance that the upcoming JDO specs will share Hibernate's approach to O/R mapping. You can be with the mainstream and get accustomed with the technology other people found to be applicable.
Regards, Andrei. -
Yes[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Matthew Wilson
- Posted on: July 13 2004 21:59 EDT
- in response to Andrei Karneyenka
Yes, hibernate will continue to shape how persistence in the java space. -
Re: Hibernate[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Joe Attardi
- Posted on: July 14 2004 16:20 EDT
- in response to Matthew Wilson
Thanks for the advice, for those of you who replied. I have decided to go ahead and start learning Hibernate for my next project. -
Lucky guy[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Luigi Viggiano
- Posted on: July 19 2004 03:09 EDT
- in response to Joe Attardi
You're lucky if you are free to choice technology to apply for your next project. I'm using hibernate currently and I have to report that it's a nice experience.