ah okay. in that case add in a couple hours to refactor those N+1 queries and you’re all good

when do you ever have to do one query per array of items? genuinely curious

I suppose I think of this the other way around. When the query engine is inside your app, it doesn't have to invent a way for the query engine to do loop-like things. So you can have a much simpler querying language and mix it with plain code, kind of similar to how you don't need a templating language in React (and in Clojure when you use hiccup to represent HTML)

> A few milliseconds per query adds up if you're doing one query per item in a list with 100s or 1000s of elements :)

If you're doing this, then you need to stop :)