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by matthewmacleod
2983 days ago
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I absolutely agree with that! An ORM is an abstraction of a concrete system. For very simple use cases, that’s fine. For anything even slightly complex, the ORM becomes a tool that you can use to enhance code readability, or reliability, or modularity. But it’s essential to know what is going on underneath before using that abstraction, much like most other systems. There are too many times I’ve witnessed a less experienced developer build a shockingly expensive n+1 query using an ORM to doubt that :) |
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