Perhaps I was using the wrong word. I was referring that traditionally things fell a bit off when working with SQL. Because often it wasn't a code, just a bit o

Perhaps I was using the wrong word. I was referring that traditionally things fell a bit off when working with SQL. Because often it wasn't a code, just a bit of strings that you were sending. Because of that, developers started to abstract that with code and objects that were then populated with data. With IDEs understanding the SQL that's no longer necessary. I can construct a specific SQL to get the exact structure my program needs. Even if it is hierarchical I can use various jsonb aggregation functions. That's a game changer to me.