ORM for android
ORM – Object relational mapping has been around for quite some time now. Basically it’s a piece of software (regardless of targeted platform), which simplifies the connection between objects (as in OOP) and data in database (mostly used is tables based relational database), and it exists in order to help simplify bridging the gap between the two in our development process. Microsoft's Entity framework is a great example for a robust easy to use framework which allows creating and querying the database from an object’s point of view with classic object oriented programming paradigms while maintaining all DB construction’s needs such as relationships between objects (tables) such as one to many or many to many including all the indexing, optimization etc.. In android, we have SQLite as a database platform, from simple to advanced application, it’s likely to assume that we’ll need some relational database to store and retrieve local data from the database using the bas