2. This is why I'm pushing so hard to keep things with plain SQL at work. So far, another team has experimental with squirrel (a SQL query builder) and it looks

2. This is why I'm pushing so hard to keep things with plain SQL at work. So far, another team has experimental with squirrel (a SQL query builder) and it looks sane, but I myself wouldn't introduce not even this. In my previous company, I was forced to use an outdated forked version of gorm. I'd just do my best to do anything else other than leading with databases there. Running the test suite took minutes, and to run way fewer test cases. It was a nightmare.