Man, there are things I like about Ecto but for anything beyond simple selects the documentation is lacking and the experience is kind of painful. As an exampl

Man, there are things I like about Ecto but for anything beyond simple selects the documentation is lacking and the experience is kind of painful. As an example, I hit the issue recently where a changeset wouldn't accept nil for a relation via put_assoc. That seemed like an very trivial problem to be hitting for a project that's been around so long. And I hit a number of issues that had that sort of feeling. Another thing was that, if you update a thing with new relation data, you have to force-reload the relationships from the database again. That was pretty surprising and seemed like it should be unnecessary. I think there's room for an Ecto alternative that tries to be a bit less fancy and gains a lot because of it.