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Why not patch the ORM then? Personally, I suspect most of the issues people experience with ORMs starts with poor data modeling. Also, I'm not sure what "larg
by sunchild 15y ago
Why not patch the ORM then? Personally, I suspect most of the issues people experience with ORMs starts with poor data modeling.
Also, I'm not sure what "large, complex systems" means, but it doesn't sound like the use-case for an ORM to begin with. ORM is best suited for small, flexible, simple systems – which ought to be 99% of what people and companies build.
I just don't see the benefit of complaining about how its an "antipattern".