You can only use a fraction of the features of a SQL database when you use an ORM because they don't translate to the new paradigm. When I am using a high level programming language, it is merely helping me do things…
I am not picturing this update taking more than 3 lines of code with SQL either. Here is an update in one of my projects with names changed: await client.query(` update table set c1 = $1, c2 = $2 where id = $3 and…
>You can (and should) use them for simple queries. This is not a very compelling argument to use ORMs. It is saying "it makes easy things easier". This doesn't really buy you much value. The simple things are already…
You can only use a fraction of the features of a SQL database when you use an ORM because they don't translate to the new paradigm. When I am using a high level programming language, it is merely helping me do things…
I am not picturing this update taking more than 3 lines of code with SQL either. Here is an update in one of my projects with names changed: await client.query(` update table set c1 = $1, c2 = $2 where id = $3 and…
>You can (and should) use them for simple queries. This is not a very compelling argument to use ORMs. It is saying "it makes easy things easier". This doesn't really buy you much value. The simple things are already…