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What ORMs/languages do you usually work with? Dynamic language ORMs usually let you very easily add filters, work with relationships, etc.
by crabmusket 3y ago
What ORMs/languages do you usually work with? Dynamic language ORMs usually let you very easily add filters, work with relationships, etc.
- mewpmewp2 3y agoI started out with Laravel 10 years ago, but now I have been in the NodeJS Ecosystem for recent 5 years, so I've been working with different things, but lately mostly with Supabase, which has its own REST API abstraction, but now I've been lately starting to prefer just having a direct bare postgres client against it. This is for my own side projects/MVPs.
- alexanderchr 3y agoYeah I’ve found both Eloquent (Laravel ORM) and Entity Framework to be more than flexible enough and to produce surprisingly good SQL. You do need to keep an eye on the queries if produces though because innocent changes can make a huge difference in performance.