>Use an ORM when appropriate; when using one, follow its conventions. Don't use an ORM if it's not appropriate. It's just as vague. If you know of a good artic

>Use an ORM when appropriate; when using one, follow its conventions. Don't use an ORM if it's not appropriate. It's just as vague. If you know of a good article that goes over the details, that'd be cool :^)