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In my observations, ORM use has a perspicuous relationship to piles of arcane spaghetti code. Not to mention, 50%+ of ORM managed DB schemas that I've observed
by jtdev 6y ago
In my observations, ORM use has a perspicuous relationship to piles of arcane spaghetti code.
Not to mention, 50%+ of ORM managed DB schemas that I've observed don't have proper constraints, indexes, relationships, etc. Because the developers using the ORM think it's a magical tool that makes understanding SQL and relational databases optional.
- oftenwrong 6y agoWhen you give an object the power to access to the db, you invariably end up with db access everywhere you can pass that object.