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Thanks! We much prefer to have had Rails' activerecord, but activerecord has hundreds of person-years (maybe thousands?). So what we found was the best for the
by jondot 3y ago
Thanks!
We much prefer to have had Rails' activerecord, but activerecord has hundreds of person-years (maybe thousands?). So what we found was the best for the current lifespan of Rust and its ORM ecosystem