MongoDB: Java Frameworks Compared
Knut Haugen takes a look at MongoDB Java Driver, Morphia, and Mungbean:
It’s Mungbean, by a nose! Mainly because of the cleaner domain objects and the DSL. There is more code involved but I found it to be more elegant than the other approaches. I want to note that both morphia and mungbean are not immensely mature and done by any definition of the word and that has to come into consideration when using them. And it may be that a wordy statically typed language like Java has a bit of friction with a very dynamic database backend like MongoDB. I don’t know, but I’ll be looking into ruby drivers in the future and we’ll see.
The other libraries — GuiceyData, Sculptor, Morphia, but also the MongoDB Java driver — are compared in MongoDB in Java.
Original title and link for this post: MongoDB: Java Frameworks Compared (published on the NoSQL blog: myNoSQL)
via: http://blog.knuthaugen.no/2010/07/comparing-mongodb-java-frameworks.html
