shashurup

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1. 91.▲
   by shashurup 6y ago

   Why is this here? What are we supposed to discuss, Putin's tastes, his evilness or what?
2. 92.▲
   by shashurup 6y ago

   Aha, I got it now. Technically you are absolutely correct. The mapping always happens. I was just aiming at cases where original ORM intent was to provide more "smooth" OO expirience, such as having object references instead of fo
3. 93.▲
   by shashurup 6y ago

   Interesting, it looks like you see it in different light. Really, my point was that, first, the problem of automatic mapping doesn't need to be solved - its ok to do it manually IMO, second, I'm even unsure that OO is more efficie
4. 94.▲
   by shashurup 6y ago

   IMHO, ORM solves wrong problem. I don't see the mapping itself as a problem - in almost any language there are data structures which can represent data we query from db. The ability to map a table record to an instance of some class lo