How We Prepared Data: ORM and All That
summary
Describes preparing application data using an ORM and caching: defining the domain model, identifying entities and relationships, and representing them in ORM terms. Covers ORM and ObjectCache configuration, database interaction using Command and Composite patterns, configuring command executors, treating commands as DB transactions, and transaction tools provided by ORMLite.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Data model complexity
- 3:59Speed expectations
- 5:04ORM and Room
- 8:39Threading for background ops
- 10:07Command pattern for data ops
- 12:57Caching UI data
- 15:07Notifications for data changes
- 17:42Local search
- 20:50Performance results demo
- 21:32ORM choice alternatives
- 22:36UI updates subscription
- 23:39Q&A
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