We recently announced the release of Hibernate Validator 9.1.0.Alpha2, where we hinted that this new series focuses on performance improvements.
The first release candidate for Hibernate ORM 6.6 has already been released, and a final version will be available very soon. In today’s blog post, I’m going to delve into a feature that has been requested for a long time but has never made it into our framework until now: Embeddable Inheritance.
Hibernate ORM version 6.6 is already available in Alpha version, and a final release will follow soon. In today’s post we’re going to dive into one of the new features that comes with this version, the new @ConcreteProxy annotation.
Hibernate ORM version 6.5 already received a couple candidate release versions, and a final release will follow shortly. This post highlights one of the improvements that comes with this version: efficient retrieval of non-identifier database generated values.
Hibernate ORM version 6.2.0.Final is around the corner, and the following post tries to shed some light
on one of the new features that comes with that release.
Hibernate ORM version 6.2.0.Final is around the corner, and the following post tries to shed some light
on one of the new features that comes with that release.
Hibernate ORM version 6.2.0.Final is around the corner, and the following post tries to shed some light
on one of the new features that comes with that release.
Hibernate ORM version 6.2.0.Final is around the corner, and the following post tries to shed some light
on one of the new features that comes with that release.
Hibernate ORM version 6.1.0.Final was just announced a few days ago, but the announcement didn’t go into a too much detail.
Read on if you want to know more about some of the hot new features this shiny new release comes with.
We are pleased to announce that Hibernate 5.5.0.Final is now officially Jakarta JPA 2.2 and 3.0 certified.
