Chapter 8The Burned
A small group of developers has gotten together to plan the next project. Now is the time you can really shape what tools and technologies will get used. You’ve been itching to get Hibernate used on a company project, and this is the perfect case. The application is going to be one giant administrative front end for a straightforward database. It’s complex enough to warrant ORM but not so complex that the team will have crazy problems with it.
You make the suggestion to use Hibernate.[8]
“I used Hibernate before...,” chimes in Bernard.
You’re overjoyed; it doesn’t take a lot to create a consensus with this group. If Bernard is with you, it will be a snap.
Bernard continues, “It was horrible. The system ground to a halt. ...
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