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The point of an ORM is not to be some magic 1:1 powerhouse, but to make it easy to abstract your storage layer. If I had the time and resources, I would make st
by pastaelle 9y ago
The point of an ORM is not to be some magic 1:1 powerhouse, but to make it easy to abstract your storage layer. If I had the time and resources, I would make storage plugins with testing interfaces and dependency injections that precisely match the query patterns of my application. ORMs are almost never an ideal fit but they give me that for free out of the box.