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Answered Jan 15, 2009 · 60 votes
Making data access more abstract and portable. ORM implementation classes know how to write vendor-specific SQL, so you don't have to.
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Answered Jan 15, 2009 · 97 votes
The most important reason to use an ORM is so that you can have a rich, object oriented business model and still be able to store it and write effective queries quickly against a relational database. From my viewpoint, I don't see any real advantages that a good ORM gives you when compared with other generated DAL's other than the advanced types of queries you can write.
One type of query I am thinking of is a polymorphic query. A simple ORM query might select all shapes in your database. You get a collection of shapes back. But each instance is a square, circle or rectangle according to its discriminator.
Another type of query would be one that eagerly fetches an object and one or more related objects or collections in a single database call. e.g. Each shape object is returned with its vertex and side collections populated.
I'm sorry to disagree with so many others here, but I don't think that code generation is a good enough reason by itself to go with an ORM. You can write or find many good DAL templates for code generators that do not have the conceptual or performance overhead that ORM's do.
Or, if you think that you don't need to know how to write good SQL to use an ORM, again, I disagree. It might be true that from the perspective of writing single queries, relying on an ORM is easier. But, with ORM's it is far too easy to create poor performing routines when developers don't understand how their queries work with the ORM and the SQL they translate into.
Having a data layer that works against multiple databases can be a benefit. It's not one that I have had to rely on that often though.
In the end, I have to reiterate that in my experience, if you are not using the more advanced query features of your ORM, there are other options that solve the remaining problems with less learning and fewer CPU cycles.
Oh yeah, some developers do find working with ORM's to be fun so ORM's are also good from the keep-your-developers-happy perspective. =)
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Answered Jan 15, 2009 · 63 votes
Speeding development. For example, eliminating repetitive code like mapping query result fields to object members and vice-versa.
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As we’re moving ahead in technology, it is expected from a business point of view to build projects or functionality with less effort. Time management and saving efforts of developers was one of the main reason for introducing Frameworks in programming. For example, Python is capable enough to perform almost anything but while using it, Django (which is a framework) can be used to build both web apps and services.
Now the question is “Why should you use the framework in programming?”. To help you with that we’ll go step-wise and learn more about it. But, first things first, let’s understand it sequence-wise.
Why is it Required to Use Framework?
If you’re a coding expert, you must understand this, if we take out the framework from the development part, it becomes difficult to process any featured task or functionality (like we discussed above in Python’s case), However, there are some other notable features that justify of using a framework in programming.
- The framework enables developers to work efficiently on any project (although it is not mandated to use a framework, it’s just a simple add-on feature) so that developers can achieve their goals smoothly
- It enables developers to work on any programming language (complex ones) easily
- It is highly flexible and scalable
- By using a framework, you can easily integrate almost anything by using its built-in APIs
- Frameworks offer better security and help in reducing expenses
Regardless of your purpose, a framework can be used for multiple things. Even most of them provide a set of pre-defined classes, objects, functions, methods, etc....
- Performance: While working on any complex application, developers are required to perform the analysis by checking the compatibility and the frameworks to use. After checking the compatibility, you must know the run-time and peak performance.
- Scalability: The project on which you’ll be working should have a clear vision in terms of future goals so that the development team can work accordingly to build projects that can be scalable in the future.
- Segments: While building a project, it is pre-defined from the client’s end about the project’s compatibility. Either web app, web page, mobile app, or all of them, frameworks have to be decided accordingly.
- Easy-to-go: There is ‘n’ a number of frameworks and libraries available to perform different tasks so it becomes necessary to evaluate the level of difficulty before you start using that particular framework. Else the consequences could be drastic and you might end up tangling in complex situations, that’s why understanding the learning curve is a must to observe beforehand.
- Frameworks usually lack when it comes to opacity. That’s right since they’re not directly aligned with the programming language so the chances are it can lead to trespassing.
- Since frameworks come with a set of limitations, they can only perform several (dedicated) tasks only and one cannot make any modifications (specific), and coders will be required to bind with it.
- A developer should be familiar with the techniques of using that particular framework and also they should be aware of which one should they pick for their project. Unless they have a clear picture in their head along with the knowledge, they won’t be able to use that particular framework to its full capacity.
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As we’re moving ahead in technology, it is expected from a business point of view to build projects or functionality with less effort. Time management and saving efforts of developers was one of the main reason for introducing Frameworks in programming. For example, Python is capable enough to perform almost anything but while using it, Django (which is a framework) can be used to build both web apps and services.
Now the question is “Why should you use the framework in programming?”. To help you with that we’ll go step-wise and learn more about it. But, first things first, let’s understand it sequence-wise.
Why is it Required to Use Framework?
If you’re a coding expert, you must understand this, if we take out the framework from the development part, it becomes difficult to process any featured task or functionality (like we discussed above in Python’s case), However, there are some other notable features that justify of using a framework in programming.
- The framework enables developers to work efficiently on any project (although it is not mandated to use a framework, it’s just a simple add-on feature) so that developers can achieve their goals smoothly
- It enables developers to work on any programming language (complex ones) easily
- It is highly flexible and scalable
- By using a framework, you can easily integrate almost anything by using its built-in APIs
- Frameworks offer better security and help in reducing expenses
Regardless of your purpose, a framework can be used for...
- Performance: While working on any complex application, developers are required to perform the analysis by checking the compatibility and the frameworks to use. After checking the compatibility, you must know the run-time and peak performance.
- Scalability: The project on which you’ll be working should have a clear vision in terms of future goals so that the development team can work accordingly to build projects that can be scalable in the future.
- Segments: While building a project, it is pre-defined from the client’s end about the project’s compatibility. Either web app, web page, mobile app, or all of them, frameworks have to be decided accordingly.
- Easy-to-go: There is ‘n’ a number of frameworks and libraries available to perform different tasks so it becomes necessary to evaluate the level of difficulty before you start using that particular framework. Else the consequences could be drastic and you might end up tangling in complex situations, that’s why understanding the learning curve is a must to observe beforehand.
- Frameworks usually lack when it comes to opacity. That’s right since they’re not directly aligned with the programming language so the chances are it can lead to trespassing.
- Since frameworks come with a set of limitations, they can only perform several (dedicated) tasks only and one cannot make any modifications (specific), and coders will be required to bind with it.
- A developer should be familiar with the techniques of using that particular framework and also they should be aware of which one should they pick for their project. Unless they have a clear picture in their head along with the knowledge, they won’t be able to use that particular framework to its full capacity.
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Answered Aug 24, 2022 · 7 votes
Well, there's a lot of debate on a good state management solution out there.
But in your context, I'd like to mention some points.
Why Riverpod over Provider?
Well, Riverpod was built to fix some issues of Provider which would have been impossible to fix in Provider. Like:
- Majorly, Riverpod is compile safe.
- Solves stuff like multiple providers, adding providers from anywhere.
- Removes Flutter dependence, there's no need of using contexts anymore like that were used in Provider.
and others... for more on that you can refer to the home page of Riverpod here
Also, Remi, the creator of Riverpod & Provider suggests using Riverpod over Provider.
Secondly, why not setState?
Well, you can't build a featured application just using setState with proper programming standards. You would have to pass up and down data in your application continuously with Prop Drilling. Imagine having 5 widgets under a parent widget and the parent widget needs the data in the 5th sub widget. This is just a normal case, it could go much worse in actual applications.
About hooks?
Well, yes, it's well easy for React devs to quickly jump on to Flutter. But that's just not the case it was developed for. Its main purpose is to use reusable functional widgets. So, a good example of this will always be, when you're using Animation Controller and you've to maintain its lifecycle every time you use it. I can't go in depth here, for that you can refer to the docs.
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www.reddit.com › r › nextjsValidate mapbox location before saving in database : r/nextjs
www.reddit.com › r › nextjsThis is almost similar to what you see on Google Maps (but without the map), just a city search auto-complete. The user can select multiple cities. These will be stored in an array and submitted to the database to be saved with other form fields.
stackoverflow.com › questions › 78651610reactjs - Is there a React Native version of the "mapbox-gl ...
stackoverflow.com › questions › 786516105 days ago · I'm developing a mobile application using React Native and Mapbox that should include traffic. I've found a Mapbox module that offers this traffic extension for React Mapbox maps, but I'm unsure how to make it compatible with React Native or if there's another module available.
github.com › mapbox › mapbox-maps-androidIssues · mapbox/mapbox-maps-android · GitHub
github.com › mapbox › mapbox-maps-android5 days ago · 3. Previous. Interactive, thoroughly customizable maps in native Android powered by vector tiles and OpenGL. - Issues · mapbox/mapbox-maps-android.
docs.mapbox.com › android › navigationReleases | Navigation SDK | Android Docs | Mapbox
docs.mapbox.com › android › navigation5 days ago · Introduced support of Mapbox Map Matching API, see MapboxNavigation#requestMapMatching. Changed LocationOptions API. Now custom location providers that emit mocked locations are allowed.
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www.autoevolution.com › news › this-carplay-change5 hours ago · Drivers are tempted to turn their heads sideways to read the highway name, and you can imagine how dangerous this can be, especially because the car is supposed to be in motion when they do this ...
www.ncesc.com › geographic-pedia › what-is-theWhat is the difference between marker and symbol layer in Mapbox?
www.ncesc.com › geographic-pedia › what-is-the5 days ago · They are used to highlight points of interest or specific locations. In Mapbox, a marker consists of two main parts: an icon that defines its visual appearance and a geospatial data source that specifies the location where the icon will appear on the map.
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What is Mapbox and why should I use it?
- Well, besides being visually shocking, it can be useful in some fields like architecture, tracking applications and video games. In fact that last one is the main reason of the module (addon) that I created in Godot 3.0. First I decided to use what MapBox makes available: satellite images and elevation maps.
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- With Mapbox, you will get store locator, turn-by-turn navigation and data visualization facilities, on-demand logistics etc. You can import CSV or GeoJSON files. The Mapbox Studio Classic export tool supports high resolution image exports. It supports augmented reality and it can power location-based AR games.
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www.saasworthy.com/product/mapboxWhy is Mapbox so popular in JavaScript?
- It is very easy to use in JavaScript, which is one of the reasons why it is so popular. It was developed by a US company call ed MapBox. It was not standardized by any institution like OGC but it is often used in web apps.
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documentation.maptiler.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405591904913-TileJSON-for-map-tilesWhat are Mapbox navigation SDKs?
- Navigation SDKs : A user of Mapbox services within your app during your month-long billing period including Directions API, Vector Tiles API, and Raster Tiles API requests. Vision SDKs for Mobile (Beta): A user of Mapbox vision services within your mobile app during your month-long billing period.
Mapbox Pricing, Reviews and Features (November 2020
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www.saasworthy.com › product › mapbox2 days ago · With Mapbox, you will get store locator, turn-by-turn navigation and data visualization facilities, on-demand logistics etc. You can import CSV or GeoJSON files. The Mapbox Studio Classic export tool supports high resolution image exports. It supports augmented reality and it can power location-based AR games.
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