them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes into your data access objects instead. See also this sample Falcon project that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. 50 Chapter 5. Documentation Falcon Documentation, Release 1.4.1.post-1 You can also

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes into your data access objects instead. See also this sample Falcon project that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. 50 Chapter 5. Documentation Falcon Documentation, Release 1.4.0 You can also create

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes into your data access objects instead. See also this sample Falcon project that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. 50 Chapter 5. Documentation Falcon Documentation, Release 1.4.1 You can also create

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes this sample Falcon project [https://github.com/jmvrbanac/falcon-example] that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. You can also create a middleware component to automatically check out database connections

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes this sample Falcon project [https://github.com/jmvrbanac/falcon-example] that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. You can also create a middleware component to automatically check out database connections

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes this sample Falcon project [https://github.com/jmvrbanac/falcon-example] that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. You can also create a middleware component to automatically check out database connections

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes into your data access objects instead. See also this sample Falcon project that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. You can also create a middleware component to automatically check out database connections

them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes this sample Falcon project [https://github.com/jmvrbanac/falcon-example] that demonstrates using an ORM with Falcon. You can also create a middleware component to automatically check out database connections

instead on a single use case: HTTP APIs. Falcon doesn’t include a template engine, form helpers, or an ORM (although those are easy enough to add yourself). When you sit down to write a web service with Falcon

instead on a single use case: HTTP APIs. Falcon doesn’t include a template engine, form helpers, or an ORM (although those are easy enough to add yourself). When you sit down to write a web service with Falcon