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One key thing is that a variety of query builders and ORMs - I'd point to TypeORM for JS/TS, for example - allow in-IDE verification against a set schema and ty
by crooked-v 4y ago
One key thing is that a variety of query builders and ORMs - I'd point to TypeORM for JS/TS, for example - allow in-IDE verification against a set schema and type inference of the results in whatever language you're working in.
- lofaszvanitt 4y agoAh, too much oo and type magic. 90% of things do not need those, it just increases development time many times fold.
- hot_gril 4y agoQuery builders are a slight annoyance at worst, while ORMs can easily screw up the foundation of your system. You get extra compile-time checks with a query builder if you're using TS (a big piece of bloat on its own) instead of JS, which can be nice, but that's also what tests are for.
- lofaszvanitt 4y ago:DDDD