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Object Relational Mapping in the context of Feature Driven Development

Object Relational Mapping in Feature Driven Development

In Feature Driven Development (FDD), Object Relational Mapping (ORM) is a key concept that helps in mapping objects in an object-oriented system to relational database tables. ORM simplifies the development process by abstracting the database operations and allowing developers to interact with the database using objects and methods rather than writing SQL queries directly.

ORM frameworks provide mechanisms that facilitate the mapping of objects to database entities, enabling developers to focus on the business logic of the application rather than worrying about the underlying database structure. This abstraction helps in reducing the complexity of database interactions and improves the overall efficiency and maintainability of the codebase in an FDD project.

Resources:

  1. Hibernate - A popular ORM framework in Java that simplifies database operations.
  2. Entity Framework - An ORM framework for .NET applications that simplifies database interactions.
  3. Django ORM - Object Relational Mapping in Django for Python developers.

These resources offer in-depth information and practical examples on how to effectively use ORM in Feature Driven Development projects.

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