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www.kensodev.com
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| | | | | I have been using a really useful snippet for a while now. While dropping it today into a project I realized just how powerful it is: it's a drop-in and will work on any project it's database agnostic it's dead simple it's not sensitive to enum changes and more and more Just as an into, an enum is a way to have string represented as integers in your database. | |
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timperrett.com
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| | | | | Thanks for taking the time to stop by! I try to post every few weeks on topics ranging from niche aspects of computer programming to organizational and business challenges. By all means subscribe to the RSS feed! | |
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128bit.io
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| | | | | If you have worked with Ruby on Rails Activerecord before you know how it makes working with databases very easy by giving you objects to deal with communication with the database. MongoMapper is anObject-Document-Mapper (ODM), it takes a lot of ideas from Activerecord and in turn should be very familiar. I found MongoMapper a good fit for people that want to use Sinatra ,because you are able to simply make your model classes right within theapplication file. | |
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