Comment on Are we still doing OOP?parentComments−arethuza16yIf the classes in your system vary a lot in behavior but not in their internal state then mapping to a database can be straightforward.With lots of variations in object structure things can be horrible - witness designs that have more tables than most tables have rows.−epochwolf16y> With lots of variations in object structure things can be horrible - witness designs that have more tables than most tables have rows.This is the problem document databases are designed to solve. :)−arethuza16yMaybe someone should create an ERP system based on one then!
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If the classes in your system vary a lot in behavior but not in their internal state then mapping to a database can be straightforward.
With lots of variations in object structure things can be horrible - witness designs that have more tables than most tables have rows.
> With lots of variations in object structure things can be horrible - witness designs that have more tables than most tables have rows.
This is the problem document databases are designed to solve. :)
Maybe someone should create an ERP system based on one then!