I`d like to mention an event that should be of interest to the ODBMS.ORG community: the 3rd International Conference on Objects and Databases (ICOODB 2010). The conference will take place on September 28-30, 2010, at the Goethe University Frankfurt, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The program consists of 2 tutorials: “Object Databases” and “Patterns [...] 0

I did publish a few new resources. 1. A new lecture notes by Beat Signer, Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Introduction to Databases Object and Object-Relational Databases. This lecture notes (40 slides) describe the problem of Impedance Mismatch, and then present the basic concepts of Object Databases and Object-Relational Databases. 2. A new subsection for Databases: Journals with the [...] 0

I am glad to inform you that I have published the new set of lecture notes, Object-Oriented Databases (Version 2010), from our experts Michael Grossniklaus and Moira Norrie, ETH Zürich. The lecture notes are in English and contain 446 slides that are split into 14 lectures of 90 minutes each. The 2010 version of the lecture notes [...] 0

I have published a new complete set of lecture notes on object databases, from Martin Hulin (Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten). The lecture notes (397 slides) are called: “Modern Database Techniques”, and are available for free download. The Content and Course Structure: Learning module 0: Course Information, Welcome: 1 h Learning module 1: Introduction to Object Oriented Databases: 4 h Learning module [...] 0

I would like to welcome two new experts at ODBMS:ORG: Gerd Klevesaat and Don White! Gerd Klevesaat works as a certified senior software architect at Siemens AG. He is responsible for complex JEE enterprise projects to drive customer business processes in the field of industrial logistics. Before joining Siemens AG, Gerd studied industrial engineering in Karlsruhe. Don [...] 0

I would like to recall the call for “Best Object Databases Lecture Notes” Award 2010, for the most complete and up to date lecture notes on Objects and Databases, that have been, or have strong potential to be, instrumental to the teaching of theory and practice in the field of objects and databases. Any Lecture Notes [...] 0

I published a few new resources in the NoSQL section of ODBMS.ORG. 1. New Articles, Papers, Presentations: - “The Graph Traversal Pattern” by Marko A. Rodriguez and Peter Neubauer. This article discusses the graph traversal pattern and its use in database computing. In applied computing, since the late 1960s, the interlinked table structure of the relational database has [...] 0

Please note: ODBMS.ORG have issued the “Best Object Databases Lecture Notes” Award 2010, for the most complete and up to date lecture notes on Object Databases, that have been, or have strong potential to be, instrumental to the teaching of theory and practice in the field of object database systems. Any Lecture Notes published in ODBMS.ORG [...] 0