Comment Comment by sjwright The problem comes when anyone thinks the ORM vs No ORM debate has a single answer. For me it's a simple test:• Your data makes sense as objects;• Your data is small enough to fit in memory;• Most of your operations are CRUD.If you can answer all three with yes, then use an ORM or some other kind of SQL abstraction layer. Otherwise don't. parent sjwright 6 years ago
• Your data makes sense as objects;
• Your data is small enough to fit in memory;
• Most of your operations are CRUD.
If you can answer all three with yes, then use an ORM or some other kind of SQL abstraction layer. Otherwise don't.