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For anything complex, definitely. For anything simple, eh. It also feels to me like he's talking about a specific ORM - I know ActiveRecord has it's fair share
by RangerScience 7y ago
For anything complex, definitely. For anything simple, eh.
It also feels to me like he's talking about a specific ORM - I know ActiveRecord has it's fair share of issues, but from what I know of AR usage and implementation, it either doesn't do what he's (legitimately!) complaining about or does do it in the way he's suggesting.
- blackflame7000 7y agoI think he's talking about Hibernate.
- RangerScience 7y agoAh, Java. Tooting my own horn a bit, I wrote a custom YAML/XML/JSON parser for C# specifically because the existing parsers required me to turn the data into objects before being able to anything at all, rather than allowing me to interact with the data just as data. Say, cleaning up and/or validating the data. This is a common problem I've run into in strongly typed languages; can't "just have some data", have to have an object :/ https://www.newtonsoft.com/json https://www.newtonsoft.com/json vs https://github.com/rangerscience/maptionary https://github.com/rangerscience/maptionary