Hello Adam, > Hey Lukas since your starting work on jOOQ 3.0 I thought you might want to > look at my project I finally released today.
Yes, I've seen your first release. Congratulations to that! I'll certainly have a look and steal 1-2 ideas ;-) > Obviously its not as mature or as advance as jOOQ. > It also has a different goal of jOOQ of which is to be an ORM for immutable > objects. Immutability can be a great feature if you design your application around that. I'll be curious how that is received. Eventually, I'll write a short promotional article about JIRM on my blog, which is republished on DZone > I have added many feature I have always wanted like SQL Placeholder > Templates that you can copy and paste into any SQL Query tool and then copy > them back: > https://github.com/agentgt/jirm/tree/master/jirm-core Interesting. I wonder how SQL templating of that sort will work, once SQL statements get more complex. Do you support /* ... */ style comments, too? I've recently had a look at Stephen Colebourne's (JodaTime) SQL templating solution, where he wrote a little external DSL for precisely that purpose: http://blog.joda.org/2012/10/elsql-librarydsl-to-manage-sql.html I can see that those templating engines, such as myBatis, ElSql, JIRM work well in an entire problem domain... > Looking forward to jOOQ 3.0! Me too! :-) Thanks for your feedback and for the promotion of JIRM. If you have any other good ideas that you put in JIRM and that you want to discuss, feel free to mention them on this group as well Cheers Lukas
