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this looks fine but not a fan of gorm. but it could be decent choice if u want to build integrated framework i can understand why people would choose it, anoth
by born-jre 4y ago
this looks fine but not a fan of gorm.
but it could be decent choice if u want to build integrated framework i can understand why people would choose it, another option is code_generation_meta_hell with sqlboiler. upper db [0] would have been perfect fit for this kind of project but is not that famous, its development is slow but stable.
ps: i like sqlboiler what i am saying is if u are building framework top on it then not that fun
[0]: https://github.com/upper/db https://github.com/upper/db
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- tusharsoni 4y agoCode generation is an awesome alternate, I'm more familiar with sqlc.dev. They're doing some really interesting work. My goal with Copper is to provide out-of-the-box integrations with popular solutions to various problems. For now, I picked GORM but I definitely see adding support for other tools.
- swagonomixxx 4y agoWill 2nd not being a fan of Gorm. In general not a fan of ORMs - implicit behaviours and magic query generation in a language like Go is completely antithetical to the explicit and verbose nature of the language.
- mstef9 4y agowhat do you think of Ent [1]? [1] https://entgo.io/ https://entgo.io/