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Agree completely. It's even my opinion that the entire concept of ORMs was misguided to begin with and just started out as a cop out to prevent learning SQL, us
by raarts 10y ago
Agree completely. It's even my opinion that the entire concept of ORMs was misguided to begin with and just started out as a cop out to prevent learning SQL, using the (admittedly) ubiquity of SQL injections as an excuse.
Every time I seen an ORM used it ended up causing performance problems and/or needed hand-optimized SQL.
Regardless, SQL rules.
- rini17 10y agoI agree, with exception: If the ORM exercises compile-time checking, that is an advantage against SQL, where errors only happen at runtime.