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I 100% agree with the first point, but the second one isn't C#/.NET related at all. ORMs pose the same problem regardless of the language/framework or implemen
by qayxc 2y ago
I 100% agree with the first point, but the second one isn't C#/.NET related at all.
ORMs pose the same problem regardless of the language/framework or implementation. I've seen the same issues with Java's hibernate, too, no difference there.
- littlecranky67 2y agoExcept that EF Core is way more modern, thin and with sane defaults (more like Dapper.NET Micro ORM) than traditional EF - which is a fat, untamable beast just as Hibernate (and NHibernate was). Plus, no one forces you to use ORMs. Just use plain SQL as with any other language if that suits your needs.