For novices, I personally recommend not to waste time on these seemingly beautiful "lightweight" frameworks, lest you end up going back to hibernate and mybatis. I think you should wait until you are familiar with all aspects of hibernate and mybatis before you study the "small but beautiful" framework you are pursuing. Maybe your views will be different by then.
Of course, there are indeed some lightweight ORM frameworks. I once used a framework called EJP, and it felt perfect at the beginning. However, as the project progressed, some problems emerged that it could not solve. Later, the EJP project also disappeared.
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For novices, I personally recommend not to waste time on these seemingly beautiful "lightweight" frameworks, lest you end up going back to hibernate and mybatis. I think you should wait until you are familiar with all aspects of hibernate and mybatis before you study the "small but beautiful" framework you are pursuing. Maybe your views will be different by then.
Of course, there are indeed some lightweight ORM frameworks. I once used a framework called EJP, and it felt perfect at the beginning. However, as the project progressed, some problems emerged that it could not solve. Later, the EJP project also disappeared.
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