> The idea that ORMs are a net-positive is definitely an open question.
If it's still being debated, isn't that a good indication that there's no perfect solution for every use case?
ORMs are likely more straightforward when you know you're not going to need to do anything advanced, but get in the way when you need fine grained control for example.
If it's still being debated, isn't that a good indication that there's no perfect solution for every use case?
ORMs are likely more straightforward when you know you're not going to need to do anything advanced, but get in the way when you need fine grained control for example.