> Not the subsequent years of maintenance. You're gonna have to pry the Rails from my cold dead fingers if you want me to maintain a web app's database abstrac

> Not the subsequent years of maintenance. You're gonna have to pry the Rails from my cold dead fingers if you want me to maintain a web app's database abstraction layer long-term. No other tool works half as well as ActiveRecord. You could maybe convince me to try out https://rom-rb.org/ https://rom-rb.org/ but only on a brand new project and only if Rails isn't appropriate. If it's a project that wasn't built with Rails, I'm going to want https://github.com/jeremyevans/sequel https://github.com/jeremyevans/sequel if ActiveRecord is too much trouble to introduce.