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Personally I like both projects, as I hope I made clear in the OP - I sense that there's some history and strife here that I'm not clued into as an outsider.
by tmcw 3y ago
Personally I like both projects, as I hope I made clear in the OP - I sense that there's some history and strife here that I'm not clued into as an outsider.
- igalklebanov 3y ago> Personally I like both projects, as I hope I made clear in the OP <3 You did, but it generally sounded like Kysely doesn't have a bunch of things, when in fact it does. A more balanced comment would've suggested both projects have X, but I like Y's implementation better. So I jumped in, to inform and give my 2 cents. :) > I sense that there's some history and strife here that I'm not clued into as an outsider. There's none of that really. :)
- deznu 3y agoMy personal problem with Kysely is that the migrations are not aligned with what I needed personally. I would have wanted to see Kysely have the ability to generate migrations for example. I also personally prefer the approach that Drizzle takes when it comes to more adoption (in my case, CockroachDB). Just a personal preference - the project is awesome.
- kelawise 3y agoDrizzle-kit, the migration part of drizzle is not open source, though they said they will open source it in future, but not at this point. Kysley is 100% open source, feature rich and more stable, again back to active development. atlasgo io looks promising to handle migrations and is open source as well. I am currently using prisma.