A Spring Data’s Guide to Persistence

Seconds before coding yet another lookup query, our hero is plucked off his office chair and put into this persistence spaceship where he meets his good friend Spring Data, a library aiming to ease the pain of every day data access, who has been around for more than 10 years.
Together, we’ll begin a journey-aided by a bunch of features like CRUD operations, query derivation, and SQL and NoSQL support-towards developer happiness.
Is this magic? Where is my finder method? When to use named queries? For all the answers, register to this session or stick your thumb up at start.spring.io
Christoph Strobl, Spring Data Engineer at VMware
Slides: www.slideshare.net/Pivotal/a-...

[@roeniss]

I love the way he uses The hitchhiker's sentences

[@sethbrown570]

Good overview of Spring Data.

[@CarlosHenriqueBarbosa]

Great stuff. Thanks.

[@alexhali6003]

Useful about projections) Thanks.

[@roeniss]

indeed

[@tashi7160]

I wish they show some dynamic query and how we do it without third-party libraries like queryDsl, exposed(kotlin) or jooq.

[@user-vm8oe7js3z9]

Thanks

[@fumaremigel]

Its Ford Prefect, not Perfect...😁

[@haroldpepete]

great talk, but why he has to make this sound with his mouth, that snap is reeally annoying

[@edilsonhdz]

Mr is so tired 😴

[@michaelholopainen2822]

Embedded and AttribureOverrides. You do not need them if you have consistent naming convention and and you defined global naming strategy for embedded correctly .