SDG Meetup August 27th @ Korjaamo
July 31, 2008 at 12:38 pm 2 comments
Next SDG meetup will be held in Korjaamon. Join us to talk about databases with beer. Miku (Mikael Kopteff) will be giving introduction to the topic. I hope that won`t be a monologue! Let`s make this as conversational as possible (includes cutting Miku out after 15min). Here is how Miku introduces us to his presentation:
Alternate object persistence systems
Relational databases are the de-facto standard persistence systems for modern applications written in object-oriented languages. The use of these tools is usually justified by the use of SQL, standardized toolsets and abstraction from the programming language. The usage of a relational database still creates a impedance mismatch problem between the relational data model and an object-oriented language, that is traditionally solved with ORM-tools or manual object-to-relational mapping. As an introduction to the SDG I’ll go through some of the alternatives for relational databases, mainly object databases. The idea of this session is to have a discussion about these alternative systems and the benefits they might offer.
The introduction will include the following topics:
-What is object persistence?
-What are object databases?
-What does an application benefit from an object database?
-Differences between object databases and ORM tools
-What other persistence solutions are available?
-Different use cases for persistence systems?
Entry filed under: databases. Tags: databases, object database, orm tools.



1. Taro | July 31, 2008 at 8:21 pm
Cool! I will most certainly be there!
2. Lynoure Braakman | August 27, 2008 at 7:45 am
What time is/was the event? I assume I’ll be missing this one, not many things start at 20.