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Blaming it all in “really bad ORMs” without naming any sounds suspect to me. Can you name some good ones?
by ken 8y ago
Blaming it all in “really bad ORMs” without naming any sounds suspect to me. Can you name some good ones?
- l33tman 8y agoDjango's ORM has always served me well, it handles migrations and I've had almost zero SQL-hacks that needed to be done.
- pytester 8y agoFor example JPOX was an ORM that almost put me off the entire idea. It was horrendous. Recently I've used Django ORM and SQLAlchemy - both are warty but generally decent and better than not using any ORM. This is somewhat language dependent - certain language qualities inhibit the creation of decent ORMs (e.g. it's not really possible to create a decent ORM in golang due to its design).