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Most of the time we do simple CRUD operations, I want this plumbing to be as straight forward as possible. Don't be patronising...
by jcmontx 2y ago
Most of the time we do simple CRUD operations, I want this plumbing to be as straight forward as possible. Don't be patronising...
- Dansvidania 2y agoI am always confused by this wish. If the operations are simple, why the need for ORM?
- cies 2y agoAnd the notion of lazy associations, life cycles, clean/dirty, attached/detached, ... etc, etc. The book of Hibernate is thicker than the book for SQL. The only thing that works better in ORMs is "save". Just call save on an ORM managed object and it is saved, quite a bit harder in SQL.