In class, I developed an ORM modeled on my school's structure, featuring user, address, and post entities alongside the Demo Application to run it. The project connected these tables directly to the code, allowing me to manage profiles and publications automatically. This practical application made it much easier to understand how real-world data mapping works behind the scenes without writing manual SQL queries.
Hi again. I kind of built an ORM, which was actually more like a CRUD system, since it did not include any update functionality during that time. It was a final project developed by my professor.The project consists of a system designed to store student data from a specific course through a graphical user interface (GUI). The information entered through the interface is sent directly to a MySQL database.The tools used in the development were MySQL Workbench and NetBeans.
I have not uploaded the project to GitHub yet because I recently finished it and decided to rebuild it from scratch to improve the final version.
