BeanKeeper is a robust query and persistence library for Java, designed to support both object and relational data. With its comprehensive features, it offers a powerful platform for managing complex data volumes.
BeanKeeper, formerly known as "Simple Persistence for Java," is a comprehensive and robust object/relational persistence and query library designed for Java developers. As an enterprise software, Java can be exceedingly complex, making it difficult for developers to focus solely on writing business logic. BeanKeeper aims to address this issue by simplifying the process of storing and querying data.
Other Java persistence frameworks have already embraced simplicity over abstractness, but BeanKeeper takes this approach a step further. The philosophy behind BeanKeeper is to ensure that the library doesn't get in the way of the programmer. Instead, it should adapt to the developer's usage and commonly used patterns.
In a high-level language like Java, it's essential for developers to have the ability to store an object without getting into the details of how it should be done. The database should know how to do that without any additional assistance. BeanKeeper follows this belief, so you don't need to specify the schema, relation model, id/key attributes, database dialect, fetching algorithms, or anything like that. You can focus solely on writing business logic.
BeanKeeper handles all low-level database operations and several high-level functions. This approach enables developers to concentrate entirely on writing business logic, making the process much easier and faster.
Other Java persistence frameworks have already embraced simplicity over abstractness, but BeanKeeper takes this approach a step further. The philosophy behind BeanKeeper is to ensure that the library doesn't get in the way of the programmer. Instead, it should adapt to the developer's usage and commonly used patterns.
In a high-level language like Java, it's essential for developers to have the ability to store an object without getting into the details of how it should be done. The database should know how to do that without any additional assistance. BeanKeeper follows this belief, so you don't need to specify the schema, relation model, id/key attributes, database dialect, fetching algorithms, or anything like that. You can focus solely on writing business logic.
BeanKeeper handles all low-level database operations and several high-level functions. This approach enables developers to concentrate entirely on writing business logic, making the process much easier and faster.
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