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by 0xDEFC0DE
2466 days ago
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If you know SQL and know the ORM, you can just do the complicated things in SQL. If you know a problem is going to be complicated, you know to use SQL. If you don't know if a problem is going to be complicated, you can default to SQL and decide to use the ORM later if it's a good fit once you've got more problem details. |
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