Many posts say that an ORM is a good idea for the type safety / vulnerability / composibility / portability aspects. But that’s actually independent from the ob

Many posts say that an ORM is a good idea for the type safety / vulnerability / composibility / portability aspects. But that’s actually independent from the object mapping aspects - e.g. web2py provides all of the above in its DAL without the object mapping. It does sort-of abstract over SQL variants with Python query syntax, but no objects are involved. Nim’s Ormin is still in not fully functional but is providing the same in a static language with straight up SQL. My experience is that the O aspect of ORM is where it doesn’t help (and often gets in the way); if that’s your experience, consider DAL and Ormin