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Nowhere have I said juniors can't learn SQL either. This is such a pointless argument anyway. You aren't bothering to read what I'm writing, you're twisting wh
by dagmx 5y ago
Nowhere have I said juniors can't learn SQL either.
This is such a pointless argument anyway. You aren't bothering to read what I'm writing, you're twisting what I'm saying in what little you do read by filling in your own blanks, and you're insinuating that I won't use other best practices just because I won't agree with your subjective definition of best practices.
I have read many arguments about this, and again, I am experienced enough to know when to use it. The issue here is you have a completely condescending view of anyone who's not sharing your exact view. Your posts repeatedly insinuate that your experience outweighs my own, without actually providing anything other than YOU think ORMs are bad.
Not every college teaches SQL, not every junior comes from the same technical background, and you're assuming a lot more about someone else's workplace than you have any basis to.
You're also kind of a jerk by further insinuating that I put up with shit code. Perhaps I just don't put up with shit personalities who have a chip on their shoulders.
- laumars 5y ago> Nowhere have I said juniors can't learn SQL either Then why invest so much effort trying to convince me that they shouldn’t learn SQL or that ORMs are better than learning how the underlying database manages their relational data? ;) If I come across arrogant it’s because I’ve spent meany years managing fixing a great many failing dev teams and the comments you’re making resonate heavily with those who are usually against the changes I make. They always come round to agreeing that those changes are for the better after living with them for a few months. But I guess we’ll never prove that on a message board so I’m happy to agree to disagree for the sake of etiquette.