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I now also believe that at least Active Record is much easier to use than Django's ORM

• rdevilla 7mo ago
  Doesn't matter when devs just slop out 400 lines of SQL and bypass the ORM. Frameworks and structure will save you from neither stupidity nor ignorance.
  • dewey 7mo ago
    That has always been the case, why would it be different now? Easy to flag and spot in code review.
    • rdevilla 7mo ago
      Boy, I sure wish I had the opportunity to review codebases before inheriting them for maintenance...
      • dewey 7mo ago
        I get your point but this is neither a Rails, nor an AI problem and as old as time.
  • _kblcuk_ 7mo ago
    I mean, I've seen enough "django specialists" to end up with queries doing a dozen of join bombs and producing 10 million rows from dataset of maybe 1000 items. So pretty safe to add "ORM" to your last statement.
  • neocron 7mo ago
    If have a different opinion on this, as I think it's 100x better to learn sql and just write it directly instead of using the dozens of leaky abstraction of some framework.