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"In the long term has more bad consequences than good ones." I would hypothesize that one of the long term good consequences of healthy ORM options is the exis
by ianterrell 15y ago
"In the long term has more bad consequences than good ones."
I would hypothesize that one of the long term good consequences of healthy ORM options is the existence of the vast majority of database backed applications we all know and love. Sure, when/if they got popular someone had to tune some SQL, but how many of those projects would have even been started without ActiveRecord or Hibernate or EJB3 or CoreData?
The opinion that "ORM is an anti-pattern" is ridiculous nonsense.