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+1 - personally I really like how SQLAlchemy doesn’t abstract away the database so much where all modeling and power is lost. He and the contributors have done
by nerdwaller 9y ago
+1 - personally I really like how SQLAlchemy doesn’t abstract away the database so much where all modeling and power is lost. He and the contributors have done an excellent job.
- Zancarius 9y agoI've always been impressed by zzzeek's near-omnipresent participation. Years ago, I had a question about SQLAlchemy that he'd answered on the mailing list which amazed me given the relative rarity of developer interaction. Yet here we are almost a decade later and he's still answering questions directly, but on many more platforms. I'm actually not convinced he ever sleeps. I wish more people aspired to be like him, because you know there's no more authoritative answer when you run into a Stack Exchange post and he's offering up his assistance.