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Apr 07 2007

Data::ObjectDriver: A relational mapper that doesn’t suck

Posted by: Sergey Chernyshev in Databases, Distributed systems, PPT, Perl, SixApart

Presentation about Six Apart’s object-relational driver Data::ObjectDriver by Benjamen Trott at OSCON 2006 on July 27th 2006 (slides)

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