Persistence is typically one of the most important topics in any language because it provides a way to save information in the long term for the applications that consume or produce it. In the past, when developers created a single extensive application, problems tended to appear in one place. Perhaps most of the logic resided in stored procedures, but when microservices emerged and became an industry standard, most need to save their information. Hence, a topic’s importance grows more than before with ...
1. Application Architecture
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