> 2. If you're not using an ORM, then you ultimately end up writing one. There are other ways, like when using "event sourcing", or servers like postgrest [0]

> 2. If you're not using an ORM, then you ultimately end up writing one. There are other ways, like when using "event sourcing", or servers like postgrest [0] that give you a REST-api on top of your database. ORMs are mainly useful if you have objects to create, read, update and delete. [0] http://postgrest.com/ http://postgrest.com/