The biggest thing holding me back from moving to Djagno or Rails is the DB interaction. As someone who is comfortable and prefers raw SQL, do I just have to man up and embrace the ORM for everything but situations where I _need_ to make raw queries?
I've also grown like sqlx (both the Rust and Go versions, despite them not being related as far as I know). The methods for mapping directly to structs work really well and captures one of the biggest issues I've had (literally the object-relational mismatch).
I feel like I'm in a state of decision fatigue with web frameworks. I've used many shallowly, but I just never know if I'm making the right decision. It's probably safe to assume the best bet is the one I choose and stick to though...
I've also grown like sqlx (both the Rust and Go versions, despite them not being related as far as I know). The methods for mapping directly to structs work really well and captures one of the biggest issues I've had (literally the object-relational mismatch).
I feel like I'm in a state of decision fatigue with web frameworks. I've used many shallowly, but I just never know if I'm making the right decision. It's probably safe to assume the best bet is the one I choose and stick to though...