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When I work with non-OO languages, an ORM isn't missed. Rather, flexible language-native data structures are gained. When I first stepped outside the OO world a
by spacemanmatt 6y ago
When I work with non-OO languages, an ORM isn't missed. Rather, flexible language-native data structures are gained. When I first stepped outside the OO world after years in, I couldn't help but notice how much "technology" was just compensating for problems imposed by OO languages.