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Given your experience (which is replicated all over the world), why not just use ORMs for what they're good at and skip the rest?
by cheez 8y ago
Given your experience (which is replicated all over the world), why not just use ORMs for what they're good at and skip the rest?
- sametmax 8y agoThat's something I don't understand as well. There is no need to go 100% SQL or 100% ORM. You can use raw SQL with the ORM, and the good ones have actually features to make it easy and productive. You don't even need to use the OOP nature of ORM for querying, good ones will have a functional layer for those as well.
- cheez 8y agoIndeed, I often use all 3 in the same file, let alone the same app.