CodeFutures has just released a new version of FireStorm/DAO which can
now generate Ruby source code implementing the Data Access Object
(DAO) design pattern. The generated code relies on the mysql-ruby
module to access the database.
FireStorm/DAO also supports code generation for Java and is a free
product (limited to generating code for 20 tables from a schema but a
commercial version is available that removes the restriction).
CodeFutures has just released a new version of FireStorm/DAO which can
now generate Ruby source code implementing the Data Access Object
(DAO) design pattern. The generated code relies on the mysql-ruby
module to access the database.
Sorry, but i did read your page and couldn’t find any information of
why one would use this over a normal ORM (AR, Sequel, DM, …). There
seem to be no benefits (i would count code generation even as a
liability), and it is tied to mysql.
Is there more to come?
CodeFutures has just released a new version of FireStorm/DAO which can
now generate Ruby source code implementing the Data Access Object
(DAO) design pattern. The generated code relies on the mysql-ruby
module to access the database.
Sorry, but i did read your page and couldn’t find any information of
why one would use this over a normal ORM (AR, Sequel, DM, …). […]
Yeah, I too would like to get an answer for that.
This forum is not affiliated to the Ruby language, Ruby on Rails framework, nor any Ruby applications discussed here.