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Doesn't even have to get very intense. A simple timeseries schema gets slow/annoying quickly with an ORM.
by hot_gril 3y ago
Doesn't even have to get very intense. A simple timeseries schema gets slow/annoying quickly with an ORM.
- TX81Z 3y agoI think for a lot of things an ORM is “good” at, you could likely just have a bunch of static JSON files and retrieve them from disk with zero practical difference. I just can’t wrap my head around why you even *need* a database in those cases.
- hot_gril 3y agoHonestly I wouldn't deal with JSON files on disk except as a last resort. Aside from convenience, you need a DB for transactional reads/writes. But you don't need an ORM for that anymore because Postgres and MySQL have json/jsonb types.