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The only good ORM I've used is Rail's ActiveRecord. Sure there are gotchas you need to know about, maybe it's just experience, but I find these to be a non-issu
by fy20 5y ago
The only good ORM I've used is Rail's ActiveRecord. Sure there are gotchas you need to know about, maybe it's just experience, but I find these to be a non-issue.
Every other ORM in other languages I've tried seems to have WTF moments. It could be that Ruby is a dynamic enough language that it allows you to work around these things easily, that stricter languages do not.