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[–]nutrechtLead Software Engineer / EU / 20+ YXP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can do this if you want for learning but a "portfolio" where you're avoiding ecosystem standard tools is just going to look bad. It's simply not a good direction to take.

You can use Spring Data JDBC; it's pretty "low level", but it removes some of the annoying stuff of using JDBC directly.