Re:How not to structure database-backed web apps: performanc...
by lmm on Thursday June 28, 2018 @07:07AM
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Computers are fast. Correctness is more important than performance. Most businesses fail.
With an ORM you write the first working version of your product quickly, validate product-market fit, and maybe spend a small amount of time profiling and optimising eventually when you need to scale. That's a good tradeoff.
With an ORM you write the first working version of your product quickly, validate product-market fit, and maybe spend a small amount of time profiling and optimising eventually when you need to scale. That's a good tradeoff.