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There's a tipping point. Eventually, you're likely to end up with half of a poorly-specified, bug-ridden implementation of an ORM if you don't use one at the st
by llimllib 12y ago
There's a tipping point. Eventually, you're likely to end up with half of a poorly-specified, bug-ridden implementation of an ORM if you don't use one at the start.
However, sometimes it's much simpler to just write custom SQL.
- thirsteh 12y agoI'd say it's exactly the other way around: Eventually you end up being constrained by whatever ORM you're using, and you'll wish you had just used SQL from the beginning. I will say, though, that SQLAlchemy is very nice for an ORM.