Chris Richardson has an ACM Queue article on O/R Mapping frameworks for dynamic languages, referring GORM (Groovy O/R Mapping). He successfully introduces GORM by highlighting its difference from Java's solution, Hybernate.
ORM in Dynamic Languages
Volume 6 , Issue 3 (May/June 2008)
Object-Relational Mapping
FEATURE: Q focus: Object-Relational Mapping
Pages 28-37
Year of Publication: 2008
ISSN:1542-7730
Author:
Chris Richardson
Abstract:
A major component of most enterprise applications is the code that transfers objects in and out of a relational database. The easiest solution is often to use an ORM (object-relational mapping) framework, which allows the developer to declaratively define the mapping between the object model and database schema and express database-access operations in terms of objects. This high-level approach significantly reduces the amount of database-access code that needs to be written and boosts developer productivity.
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