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Do you find that you value the relational model that a ORM constructs on top a non-relational DB? Or do you use it more like a "OM" without the R?
by fulafel 2y ago
Do you find that you value the relational model that a ORM constructs on top a non-relational DB? Or do you use it more like a "OM" without the R?
- aabhay 2y agoThat’s a great point. We don’t really use the R part so much. However, you can’t always avoid it. That said, if your concepts in the table themselves can be atomic or isolated then yes your object model can just be a wrapper of sorts that bundles convenience functionality around the row data.