Showing posts with label ORM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ORM. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2011

reverse-engineering ORM class interfaces from RDBMS schemas

I found software to create such interfaces for Perl / in Perl; some such software is oriented towards DBIx::Class, some is oriented towards other approaches. I found that in the books on Catalyst.


Is there any such thing for Ruby? Can ActiveRecord do it?

I find that a rather smart thing. Usually you find a lot of existing schemas (if you are in such a situation), and if you are lucky, you can choose the ORM approach.

To be continued …

DBIx::Cookbook - search.cpan.org

DBIx::Cookbook - search.cpan.org

This text pointed me to the Sakila sample database.

Why Catalyst is an excellent web application framework - Catalyst::Wiki

Why Catalyst is an excellent web application framework - Catalyst::Wiki

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Catalyst 5.8: the Perl MVC Framework Book & eBook | Packt Publishing Technical & IT Book Store

Catalyst 5.8: the Perl MVC Framework Book & eBook | Packt Publishing Technical & IT Book Store

Catalyst Book & eBook | Packt Publishing Technical & IT Book Store

Catalyst Book & eBook | Packt Publishing Technical & IT Book Store

What do you look for in an ORM? - O'Reilly Answers

What do you look for in an ORM? - O'Reilly Answers

What's Wrong with ORM

What's Wrong with ORM

DBIx::Class - cpan.org

Alexander Hartmaier / DBIx-Class - search.cpan.org

DBIx::Class (aka DBIC) introduction - 2010

DBIx::Class introduction - 2010

Thursday, September 2, 2010

APRESS.COM : The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable and Maintainable Perl–Based Web Applications : 9781430223658

The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Learn to build web applications with Catalyst, the popular open-source web framework based on the Perl programming language. The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extendable, Scalable, and Maintainable Perl-Based Web Applications is a definitive guide to Catalyst version 5.8.