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The problem is that ORMs have a habit of making very silly queries, and developers insist they cannot write SQL to fix that, because it is somehow impure :-) I
by Sesse__ 3y ago
The problem is that ORMs have a habit of making very silly queries, and developers insist they cannot write SQL to fix that, because it is somehow impure :-) I doubt this is a very _common_ issue, but I'm not surprised if it shows up every now and then.
- 946789987649 3y ago> developers insist they cannot write SQL to fix that, because it is somehow impure :-) Because then they lose many of the benefits of why they used an ORM in the first place. Though I am a big fanboy of JOOQ for exactly this reason.