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> You can write code that doesn't use its ORM. You can, but what's the point using Django then? Everything is built around the ORM API, that's how admin is aut
by kissgyorgy 6y ago
> You can write code that doesn't use its ORM.
You can, but what's the point using Django then? Everything is built around the ORM API, that's how admin is automatically generating pages, etc, etc. You lose the main advantage of Django if you don't use it.
- giancarlostoro 6y agoASP .NET Has the same issue, but you could always override the admin bits. If you really want another library to manage Django's database usage, you can go to town, nobody has bothered coding alternatives because the ORM is sufficient. Web frameworks are not what you use if you're even concerned with micro managing how you access a database, web microframeworks on the other hand are designed for that level of detail. Something like CherryPy or Flask is more what you'd want in that case.