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Saturday, 15. March 2008

OODB adoption via mobile computing

Saturday, March 15, 2008 at 3:42:39 PM Central European Standard Time

This InfoQ Panel on Persistence is awesome. Impedance Mismatch between object and relational world is really a cost factor. Still the relational model is here to stay. Carl Rosenberger from db4o made an interesting point: in an zero administration, single application world like on a mobile appliance, object-DBs have all the advantages over a relational model. Just sync your objects over the air.

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