lemontruth
I believe in ballance,
you need the query builder for simple queries (that makes most of your queries)
but the complex queries should be also supported (even if they are not portable)
We have written exactly this kind of ORM https://github.com/holdfenytolvaj/pogi
It saves you a lot of code writing, but is not taking away the power of postgresql (however it is anchored to postgresql)
ORM is good sometimes, pure queries are better on others. So what is needed is more like relaxed ORMS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Hubei_lockdowns
where is the 48h come from?
"Unsurprisingly, Sweden has received no assistance from China. Instead, one of the country’s hospitals had to secure philanthropic funding to buy Chinese medical gear. Sweden happens to be China’s European bête noire, the result of its support for the imprisoned Hong Kong bookseller Gui Minhai, who became a Swedish citizen in the 1990s."
"Though an airplane would reach the desperate Spaniards (some 85,000 coronavirus infections, more than 7,000 deaths) much faster, Beijing made sure that the Chinese supplies currently heading for Spain would travel by train along the Belt and Road route, a journey that takes 17 days."
https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/03/30/russia-china-coronaviru....
"Some propaganda campaigns are more brazen still. According to recent analysis, 46% of tweets using the hashtag #forzaCinaeItalia, which translates as “come on China and Italy,” were generated by automated bots. For #grazieCina, meaning “Thanks China,” it was 37%. China’s Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Hua even posted a video on Twitter of Italians in Rome applauding health workers at noon from their balconies—but dubbed with the Chinese national anthem and claiming, spuriously, they were chanting “Grazie, Cina!”"