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This is the one upside I’ve had of using TypeORM: I find its query abstractions so unreliable and surprising that it’s forced me to get better at SQL!
by sickcodebruh 5y ago
This is the one upside I’ve had of using TypeORM: I find its query abstractions so unreliable and surprising that it’s forced me to get better at SQL!
- hardwaresofton 5y agoAnd once you're good at SQL, it will never let you down. Query builders + reasonably abstracted libraries for the repetitive things (the repository pattern in TypeORM gets me just about all the CRUD I need), and query building/raw queries for the rest. The things that the DB can do (I'm thinking about postgres) are amazing, and you just aren't going to get a chance to use a lot of it really from a lowest common denominator ORM. Yeah, you probably don't need it -- but then again why not just use a tool like Postgrest from the start?
- mirthflat83 5y agoLmao. This happened to me too no joke