> You'll most likely end up implementing an ORM anyway,
This is a really good point. Many people start with the "no ORM" philosophy, realize their application needs some way to map the SQL to the code, time passes..., they have implemented their own half-baked ORM.
This is a really good point. Many people start with the "no ORM" philosophy, realize their application needs some way to map the SQL to the code, time passes..., they have implemented their own half-baked ORM.