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Hypersistence Utils by Vlad Mihalcea

Open-source library of extra Hibernate types and utilities, formerly Hibernate Types.

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About Hypersistence Utils

Open-source library of extra Hibernate types and utilities, formerly Hibernate Types. Hypersistence Utils is a open source makers product built by indie maker Vlad Mihalcea.

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Hypersistence Utils FAQ

What is Hypersistence Utils?

Hypersistence Utils is a open source makers product: Open-source library of extra Hibernate types and utilities, formerly Hibernate Types.

Who made Hypersistence Utils?

Hypersistence Utils was made by Vlad Mihalcea, Romanian Java Champion selling the High-Performance Java Persistence book and tools. Vlad Mihalcea has also built Hypersistence Optimizer, High-Performance Java Persistence.

Is Hypersistence Utils still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Hypersistence Utils is still active and run by Vlad Mihalcea at github.com.

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