Paul Sadauskas: Writing Adapters for DataMapper<\/p>\n
What is DataMapper?<\/p>\n
– A lightweight, modular Ruby ORM with
\n – lazy loading
\n – strategic eager loading
\n – plugins (types, migrations, validations, timestamps, sweatshop, is-list, is-searchable, is-versioned, etc.)
\n – adaptors (heap, YAML files, REST-ful web services, CouchDB, Sphinx, Netflix, etc.)
\n – and it’s better than ActiveRecord<\/p>\n
The goal of the adapter API is to make it as easy as possible to write one. He
\nthen showed how to do it. How do I know my adaptor works? Run the tests that
\nare provided.<\/p>\n
Q: What about supporting “join”? That’s a good question. Currently, not all
\nadaptors support it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Paul Sadauskas: Writing Adapters for DataMapper What is DataMapper? – A lightweight, modular Ruby ORM with – lazy loading – strategic eager loading – plugins (types, migrations, validations, timestamps, sweatshop, is-list, is-searchable, is-versioned, etc.) – adaptors (heap, YAML files, REST-ful web services, CouchDB, Sphinx, Netflix, etc.) – and it’s better than ActiveRecord The goal of … <\/p>\n