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Moose is not really an ORM. You would be better off using an ORM like Rose::DB::Object which can help you with type constraints.
by arc_of_descent 14y ago
Moose is not really an ORM. You would be better off using an ORM like Rose::DB::Object which can help you with type constraints.
- hifoo 14y agoMoose was not described as an ORM just an object system. PostgreSQL was used as an example of a system with rich types and constraints.
- einhverfr 14y agoWe are stored procedure-centric. An ORM wouldn't help us. What Moose brings is an ability to bring the sort of rich type constraints we are used to doing in-db into the application level.