SQL is an absolutely amazing domain specific language, but people keep building ORMs & other SQL abstractors. I get building one as a learning or resume project. I don't see how it's useful in most scenarios. Like, there's some difficulty breaking up the queries in a logical way (which leads to duplication), so the solution is another library that you need to write or install and learn how to use?
Even if it's easy to use, I can't imagine it'd take less time to read the documentation than to write some SQL. And then there's another dependency; Another thing to check if there's performance issues, another attack vector.
Even if it's easy to use, I can't imagine it'd take less time to read the documentation than to write some SQL. And then there's another dependency; Another thing to check if there's performance issues, another attack vector.