Amazing how perception works, everything you said about Hibernate and SQAlchemy is what I think about them, only switching them around. At least for the one tim

Amazing how perception works, everything you said about Hibernate and SQAlchemy is what I think about them, only switching them around. At least for the one time I had to use Hibernate, which was two years ago. And not just because Java is an odious, ugly language, but the SQL Hibernate generates I just didn't like. Mind you, this is with complex queries. For 90% of them, I didn't notice any difference between them, as far as generated SQL goes anyway.