Re:SQL is 43 years old – Here’s why we still use it today
by flukus on Wednesday May 03, 2017 @02:07AM
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> Firstly, have to write out the SQL, then convert it to the ORM format, only to find the ORM doesn't support something you are using, so you rewrite the query in a more long winded way, then convert it to the ORM.
Or you could avoid the conversion step entirely. If the ORM is useful 90% of the time and in the way 10% of the time then use different tools for the 10%.
Or you could avoid the conversion step entirely. If the ORM is useful 90% of the time and in the way 10% of the time then use different tools for the 10%.