UMindMap: Write Mind Maps as a Nested List

UMindMap is a lightweight static web application for capturing and organizing ideas without unnecessary complexity. It requires no installation or registration—just open it in any modern web browser. Mind maps are created intuitively using nested lists, while each node can optionally include notes written in Markdown. With a single click, the entire structure is rendered as a clear graphical mind map with all its details. Thanks to its simple text-based format, your data remains easy to read, portable, and fully under your control. Mind maps can also be shared easily without any server-side support—simply upload the application together with the data file to any static web server and append the data file name to the URL as a parameter.

What's new in Ujorm 3.0.3?

A new version 3.0.3 is now available. The SelectQuery class fixes SQL INSERT statement generation when using a third chained relation combined with LEFT JOIN. The negation method for Criterion conditions has been fixed as well. The new version significantly speeds up INSERT operations in cases where retrieving the generated ID key is not required, which has a positive impact especially on PostgreSQL performance tests. The library now automatically loads the logging configuration from the ujorm-config.properties file, so SQL queries are printed to the terminal in JUnit tests without any additional setup.

The changelog is available here.

Ujorm 3.0 is released

Today, the final version of Ujorm 3.0.0 was released, featuring a completely new ORM module for working with JavaBean and Record objects. The goal was a transparent solution with no additional dependencies, supporting type-safe construction of SQL statements.

Ujorm3 requires Java 17 or higher.

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.ujorm</groupId>
        <artifactId>ujo-core</artifactId>
        <version>3.0.0</version>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.ujorm</groupId>
        <artifactId>ujo-orm</artifactId>
        <version>3.0.0</version>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

More information is available on the project's homepage on GitHub:

https://github.com/pponec/ujorm/#-ujorm3-library

Ujorm3 RC1 Released

 The first release candidate of the Ujorm3 ORM library has been released. It beats its competitors with its simplicity, transparent behavior, and low overhead. The code changes focused on improving performance and cleaning up the API.

Links:

• Home Page
• Benchmarks

Simplified API schema:

Ujorm3 (a new lightweight ORM framework for JavaBeans and Records)

I have prepared a completely new implementation of a lightweight ORM in pure Java that works with JavaBean and Record objects. More details will follow gradually. For now, I am just attaching a link to the project's homepage:

https://github.com/pponec/ujorm/tree/ujorm3?tab=readme-ov-file#-ujorm3-framework

And also a link to the performance tests, which can be used as a reference for your own implementations:

https://github.com/pponec/orm-bencharks?tab=readme-ov-file#orm-benchmark

Comments and feedback are welcome :-).

Ujorm release 2.26

 A new version of the Ujorm library version 2.26 was released today. The changes concern the ujo-web module in particular. The goal of the release was to completely remove the dependency on the servlet-api,

The ujo-web module can therefore be connected both to a project that uses the new servlet API specification 5 (and higher) as well as to a project that uses the older version 4. The module can now also be used to build HTML pages without depending on any version of the servlet , for example for compiling the HTML code of email messages. The module contains a new RContext class (name inspired by Servlet Request Context) that creates a wrapper for the servlet API, the implementation gets resources using Java reflection. I am attaching an example of practical use:

Maven dependency:

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.ujorm</groupId>
    <artifactId>ujo-web</artifactId>
    <version>2.26</version>
</dependency>

The API of the module has undergone some changes, so some parts of the API version 2.26 are not backwards compatible.

New ORM Framework for Kotlin

 

An article about a Kotlin API for ORMs was published on DZone.

See a sample of the SELECT statement:

Links: 

• The full article on DZone.
• The source code on a GitHub.