An Object Oriented Approach to Data Driven Software Development
summary
Claims a concrete, battle-tested system that replaces inline SQL with stored procedures at Starscale to get encapsulation, fewer round trips and measurable speedups; shows a workflow that generates a C++ library and test harness plus DB-side stubs, explicit status codes, versioned APIs and locked-down execute-only accounts; reports easier parallel development, unit/regression tests for every DB function, and real refactors that don’t break apps. If wanting tools, error models, numbers and a working implementation, this delivers them.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:58Example of a Data-Driven Application
- 3:20What Should the Code Look like
- 3:30Non-Blocking Interface
- 9:51What Happens after You Refactor the Database
- 13:43Lock Down the Database
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