I was never a fan of codegen. Having all these files in my project that I didn't write felt wrong. While of course, most apps we write are full of code that we

I was never a fan of codegen. Having all these files in my project that I didn't write felt wrong. While of course, most apps we write are full of code that we didn't write, relegating it to a classpath, or "node_modules" folder felt better. After using sqlc on a side project for a few months, I was totally sold! The code it generates sure is ugly but... isn't most lib code? It does the job so well. I've even begun to look at the code and just thank my lucky stars that I didn't have to write it. The docs around handling JOINs is a bit fuzzy. So far I've only been able to JOIN and pull every column from the joined table - but I have some GitHub issues I need to read. I'm sure there's a method that I'm overlooking.