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Book Review: Beginning Hibernate by Jeff Linwood, Dave Minter

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Begining HibernateSweet introduction to Hibernate. I can’t believe it doesn’t cover migrations (and I’m sure some people will point out migrations it’s not part of Hibernate, but without it, there’s no good way to maintain a production database).

The book is on the short side for a computer book and that’s a huge plus. Even then, if you are going to do Spring Boot, like I am, there’s quite a few sections of the book you can skip.

★★★☆☆

Buy Beginning Hibernate: For Hibernate 5 in USA
Buy Beginning Hibernate: For Hibernate 5 in United Kingdom
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