Welcome to the Hibernate community newsletter in which we share blog posts, forum, and StackOverflow questions that are especially relevant to our users.
Articles
Fitbit is using Hibernate for data persistence. On their engineering blog, they published an article about connection provider instrumentation. Although this is a very clever solution, in case you need a solution for monitoring connection pool usage, I’d suggest using FlexyPool instead.
I’ve run a survey on my Twitter account to find out the JPA provider market share in 2016. Just like in 2014 and 2015, Hibernate is leading by a very large margin. Thanks for choosing Hibernate, and stay tuned for even more great features.
You can use the Fluent Interface pattern with Hibernate and JPA. Check out this post for more details.
Anghel Leonard has added comprehensive list of test cases for both Hibernate ORM and OGM on his blog and GitHub repository.
Thorben Janssen wrote a series of articles related to:
Hibernate has great support for concurrency control. In this article, you can find out how you can increment a root entity version whenever any child entity is being added/removed or even modified.
Questions and answers
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How to find a reasonable size for a database connection pool and how to verify it?
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How much time will it take to learn Spring framework and Hibernate properly?
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Select (for version column) not being generated after an update
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What do you use as property of hbm2dll.auto in hibernate.cfg file in production?